A request to TV Manufacturers: Make a inexpensive model you can upgrade

I am speaking to LCD makers who sell 3D TV's. Please sell bare bones models that have no glasses or transmitter from the TV to the glasses and we can buy those at a later date.

Even make 32" models for those of use who need a pc monitor at 32" and sit a few feet from our desks.
I say this small a size because the manufacturers who make 3D displays won't make a 240Hz model at 32" for a small amount any time soon. They sell 120Hz models and that isn't so good if the LCD TV needs black frame insertion for 3D movies so the crosstalk is minor.

If people say that's too small you need to understand that if the size of the display shows the vertical interposition the artifact of the display being to small is already there, and many people who buy 65" LCD TV's will see the TV frame bezel is the vertical direction so that a 32" model would show it too isn't such a big deal.

Pretty Please

Ben, I know you talk to the TV companies. I hope you tell them I am asking for a 32" model at a cheap entry price point.

Edit,

I think the TV Manufacturers have a bad idea of who their market is. The AV enthusiasts have their projectors and large calibrated tv's already all set up.
The current 2D Movies is all they want and they know how to make it look good. So no, this is not the market for 3D TV at all!!!

If the TV manufacturers made a good quality, cheap, 3D TV and marketed it to the poor people who buy cheap LCD TV's then they would buy them because it's probably better than the LCD TV they currently own.
You can't say to a owner of a projector display that a ~ 50" Plasma is better than his ~100" screen just because it's got 3D.
But you CAN tell a owner of a cheap ~1000.00 LCD TV that buying a NEW 3D TV makes sense for quality and novelty.

The top dollar market has no room for smaller displays with no library of movies, but the bottom bollar market is itching to buy something like this for PS3 or the Wii2 etc. Don't forget the Wii grabs a lot of the audience and they can push 3D tv too but not if the tv's are marketed at the top dollar market.

Hi Lee Stewart. Nice to see you and Ben Respond to my thread.

I suggest selling the TV sans Glasses and Emitter and sell them separetely.

Not stricktly for games at all. Blu Ray 3D too.

Those stricktly gaming 3D displays don't have the 240Hz feature or else I would say those at the ~ $600.00 price would be a better bargain.

Oh yes, I know. Not 120Hz per eye but 60Hz with Black Frame Insertion.
They use Black Frame Insertion to help with ghosting you know, those 120Hz gaming LCD's don't have that at 240Hz.

Maybe the 2011 models will have a 32" model.