Reply With QuoteWhat if you wear glasses? and not contacts, will I have to take them into my optitionist and ask could you add some prescription lenses to these? which would put the price even higher LOL
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December 18th, 2009, 21:14 #1Won Hung Lo
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3D Glasses For HDTVs Will Cost at Least $70 a Pair
As our Avatar review illustrated, 3D is evolving from a mere gimmick to a technology that is poised to be the center of our home entertainment experience. And those cheezy glasses? Expect them to get a lot more sophisticated.
http://gizmodo.com/5429767/3d-glasse...east-70-a-pair
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If they made them like the RealD ones at the movies, then you'd be able to wear prescription glasses underneath them.
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