With any technology there is always a group of ‘early adopters’. Early adopters is usually used to refer to consumers who buy the latest technology before anyone else, but it can also be applied to companies and businesses who work in the technology sector. With 3D, the early adopters were the film makers and Continue reading →
3D – You either love it, hate it or don’t care about it. The fact is, it’s here to stay. With around 20 movies coming out each month in 3D it is inevitable that at some point now or in the near future you’ll watch one in the cinema and very soon after in your Continue reading →
How many times have you been to the cinema and been faced with the decision “Do I watch this movie in 3D or 2D”? Sometimes it’s not that much of a dificult choice to make as the movie may not have great reviews anyway and as such the 2D option will be preferred. On the Continue reading →
Need help buying a 3D TV? – Click here for the 3D TV Buying Guide 1. Panasonic 50VT20 New for 2010, this 50″ Plasma 3D Ready TV has great black levels, colour and 3D performance. Two 3D Glasses are included in this deal as well as an integrated Wi-Fi through VIERA CAST and has an Continue reading →
Buying any new technology can be a dauting experience and with 3D TV purchases there is a whole new raft of things to look out for when making your next purchase. First things first! The first and most important thing is – DO NOT BUY A 3D TV FROM THE INTERNET WITHOUT GOING TO A Continue reading →
Yesterday saw the start of the Fifa 2010 World Cup in South Africa with an extravagant and very loud opening ceremony. The first match between the host nation and Mexico was filmed in3D and broadcast around the world to a few select broadcasting companies like ESPN, however if like Sean Gregory you watched and thought Continue reading →
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Thank you for buying a Samsung television. Please proceed with caution. Watching this TV might cause epileptic seizures, strokes, eye strain, disorientation, perceptual after-effects, and decreased postural stability. If any of the following symptoms occur, please stop watching 3D immediately: altered vision, lightheadedness, dizziness, muscle twitching, confusion, nausea, loss of awareness, convulsions, cramps, and/or disorientation. Do not entertain yourself with 3D if you are in bad physical condition, are tired, or are drinking alcohol. Finally, do not place your television near cables and other objects that could injure you.
While the above is not verbatim language from Samsung, all of the above warnings are included on Samsung’s Australia website right here. Yes, folks — according to the website, the only safe way to enjoy 3D television is to keep it away from cords (in fact, cut the TV cord right off!), watch that blank, black screen sober, fully awake, and in perfect medical health. And if you decide to be sassy and ignore the cable-free guideline, please avoid watching confusing 3D cinema, because confusion is a 3D no-no.
How does Samsung explain their ridiculous warnings? Read on…
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Thank you for buying a Samsung television. Please proceed with caution. Watching this TV might cause epileptic seizures, strokes, eye strain, disorientation, perceptual after-effects, and decreased postural stability. If any of the following symptoms occur, please stop watching 3D immediately: altered vision, lightheadedness, dizziness, muscle twitching, confusion, nausea, loss of awareness, convulsions, cramps, and/or disorientation. Do not entertain yourself with 3D if you are in bad physical condition, are tired, or are drinking alcohol. Finally, do not place your television near cables and other objects that could injure you.
While the above is not verbatim language from Samsung, all of the above warnings are included on Samsung's Australia website right here. Yes, folks -- according to the website, the only safe way to enjoy 3D television is to keep it away from cords (in fact, cut the TV cord right off!), watch that blank, black screen sober, fully awake, and in perfect medical health. And if you decide to be sassy and ignore the cable-free guideline, please avoid watching confusing 3D cinema, because confusion is a 3D no-no.
How does Samsung explain their ridiculous warnings? Read on...
Continue reading Watching Samsung's 3D TV Requires Perfect Physical Health?
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