So 3D came and went...

[re'up]

I never had any interest, but I had to watch a few movies with those bullshyt glasses, mostly in 2010, but it had a run of about 5 years, though the early 2010's was when it was most in demand, or pushed upon wide audiences.

 

[Won Won]

3d @ home on 4k TV is a different experience from having a 3d 1080 tv.

Reason being is that to generate the 3d image the screen basically has to split its pixel's in half. So watching 3d on a 1080 HD screen you're really only getting a 720p resolution on your 3d image.
But with 4k, its 1080p to each eye so there is a big jump in quality.

I honestly am sad that no new 3d tv's are coming out because I feel the technology really didnt even realize it's potential until 4k was released. If you can find a good deal on a used LG 4k 3d tv, grab it, you won't be dissapointed. Plus LG's 3d glasses are designed to be able to fit over regular glasses as well.

You're kinda right, but it depends on the type of 3D

You get 1920x1080 with active 3D sets

Passive 3D sets would be 1920x540

 

[Panther]

Waste of money imo