JVC Moves To 3D Market

[cybereality]

The new JVC GD-463D10 is currently being showcased at CEDIA and promises Full HD images, a native contrast ratio of 2,000:1, and three HDMI inputs. It is 39mm thin and is equipped with a 3D decoded that is compatible with both side-by-side and line-by-line 3D video input signal formats.

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I know I've said not to complain about the price of 3D products, but $13,000?!?! A little too rich for my blood.

[cirk2]

a question still open: Interlanced or full resolution?

What is a "RRP" price? I would read it as "Radical Role Play" but I think thats not right...

when it is the price in store... the its way to expensive... half the price would be good...

[cybereality]

It uses Xpol, interlaced. Should be similar in quality to the Zalman only bigger.

[Jadentheman]

Does Hollywood or Manufactuers even want 3D in homes??!!? They say they do but then they go and overprice equipment and take a slow time making standards. Just stop with this BS and give us out cheap true 3d solution you hacks!!!

[martinlandau]

Jaden, the samsung and mitsubishi DLP s3d tv's won't work for you? They are not 13000 dollars are they? I agree, who wants to pay 13000 when you can get something similiar for 10 times cheaper. I saw that JVC tv, it was nice, it had great contrast. It has no chance competing with a solution that is good enough for 10 times cheaper though.

[Freke1]

I think RRP is recommend retail price?

[cybereality]

I think RRP is recommend retail price?

Actually it stands for Ridiculous Rip-off Price.

[Okta]

Maybe they are marketing it at the av-o-files who will pay stupid prices to have the flashest sounding toys on their street.