The DLP technology is not as good as the other tec out there. I know the price is right, but you get what you pay for...

Wait...didn't Sony drop the PS3's price so that the average joe could afford it? Why is Sony getting serious about 3DTV when less than 3% of their install base even have these TVs?

@above- Ur absoulutely right man. DLP TV's have a lamp inside that burns out every 2-3 years. U have to replace this lamp on the TV which cost about 70 bucks, not including installation.

agreed. and this will be BIG!

AVATAR foockin blew me AWAY!!

This is why I love and will always support Sony. Despite all the naysayers and media bullshit, at least Sony is DOING something and not sitting on their lazy butts.

You haters can joke all you want about Sony's sales and stuff, but when their technology peaks, they always BENEFIT SOCIETY. Think about that next time, before you guys call Sony "fail". They look to the future. That's what a successful business/corporation does.

Incase you doubters don't believe me, it's Business 101.

The only people who really give Sony hate are bots, and the funny thing is i garuntee they all have some sort of Sony product in their homes. You're right too Sony is alwasy trying to push the tech 1 step further and that is one reason they are among the top Electronics companies in the world.

There were a few face-palm cliche moments, but everything else was stellar and the visuals are clearly of a whole new caliber. The most intensive/ unique movie experience I can recall.

I'm a movie lover, and cinematically, it was ok (cliché stuff and so on)

but visually it was mind blowing =D i LOVED the art direction and animations!

In 3D it was pretty awsum, 3D tv's are def going to revolutionise stuff for sure =) if only they can implement the glasses better than giving you big clunky pieces of plastic =(

still, this movie was 5 stars =)

However, how many movies are made for 3D? Doesn't it take a long @ss time to make a 3D movie?

How long did it take to make Avatar?

Yeah, unless it cost close to what a normal HDTV cost I ain't buying it any time soon especially since I just bought my Sony HDTV like 2 years ago, but 3D sure sounds nice!

I would be more interested to see what they can do with games, but nvidia is pushing this so we will see....

True. Avatar took around 10 years to make i think. But as technology improves, things will get easier.

The price for these 3D equipped tvs will probably be nowhere near that of HDTVs today but it might not take long for price drops on them.

Leave it up to Sony to bring the 3D games. I've heard Wipeout with 3D is a blast. Could you imagine what Sony could do with 3D combined with their new motion contols? I can't wait to see what happens between 3D, gaming, and movies in 2010!

Cameron has had the idea for Avatar since 1999. He got the project greenlit in 2004. He started full production on it in late 2004 and has been working with the 3D for about the past year and a half. It was ready as a film in 2007, but he wanted to perfect the 3D.

I'm so glad he did too. WOW! It was incredible!

I was suppose to see transformers in IMAX but it was sold out for like a week lol... I dont think ill bother w/ seeing another 3D movie unless its in the comfort of my room. Anxious to see these 3D TVs progress once they catch on they could really boom for those movie lovers out there. Cough 3D pornos in HD cough cough.

LOL i forgot all about 3d porn...guess ill be gettign a 3d tv after all.

Go see Avatar! The 3D is so far beyond any other 3D out there. I've seen a lot of movies in 3D and Avatar is just...wow.

Please, see it!