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Message: <p>[QUOTE="rocketsheep, post: 95947, member: 13794"]I don't think 3D TVs are dying at all.  If fact, I think it's just starting.  As a previous poster mention, the Olympics will be broadcast in 3D, and this fact alone is proof that 3D is just starting to get on its feet.  Previously, 3D did not look very good, and there were problems with it, but as all the kinks get ironed out, and it gets cheaper to produce 3D television sets, 3D will be more widespread.  Take, for instance, LG's passive 3D TV sets.  Watching a 3D movie in last year's set, and comparing it to this year's set is very different (from my own personal experience).  So, if you compare the improvements on the 3D technology on last year's sets and this year sets alone... just imagine what it will be like in 5-10 more years![/QUOTE]</p><p></p>