Citroen DS3 WRC in 3D

[Arlow]

Climb aboard the Citroen DS3 WRC for a 3D ride with Sebastien Ogier and Julien Ingrassia!

Just requires red & blue 3D glasses to view.

[Bigfeet]

*sigh*

I wish I can see 3D TV, but I'm part of that 12% group who can't see it.

[cyclone]

You don't know what your missing those 3d tv's are amazing! wish I had the money.

[Bigfeet]

Well at least I'm not missing the silly glasses and sore heads!

[Yellow]

I wish I had red and blue glasses, my odeon cinema ones dont work. Perhaps if I squint, lol

[PX54]

Who needs a puny 50" 3D TV with those silly glasses when you can have a 750" one for a similar price...

Out by the end of the year I believe for approx £800
http://www.sony.co.uk/hub/hmd-video-glasses

[WTF]

Geordi LaForge . . . .

[Rickzayne]

I have a 3d PC monitor... which I never use for 3d =]

[Woolsy]

3d sucks balls

just another crap way of getting money not even anygood

[cyclone]

Jealous is what you are. Deep down you know you want it.

[PX54]

You really need to know where to look to get the best 3D experiance. Most films were recorded normally and then altered to 3D there are still very few that were recorded in 3D, and even less that really make use of it (not just making you believe something's coming at you but have the whole film with depth) I've seen Saw 3D which really only made use of the 3D when there was gore. I also saw some science film in a museum about 4 years before Avatar was released that made better use of the 3D effect - back then though you needed big, wired headsets not just glasses.

3D is now mainly used to prevent piracy - however most films are still shown in 2D, it wont be too long before the majority will be only in 3D until DVD release