Just a quick query regarding the future of 3d and the competing formats. As I understand it, most existing 3d "ready" displays will take either field-sequential 3d (i.e. the optoma hd66) or checkerboard (i.e. most lcds). Is there currently in existence, or in development, a piece of external equipment that can convert between the two formats. Specifically, if I purchase an hd66 now, is it likely that down the road if the world sticks to a checkerboard 3d format, that there will be a relatively inexpensive converter/adapter?
My guess is that there will at some point be a software checkerboard to field sequential and vice versa solution (tell me if I'm wrong on this point), so that graphics running through my video card can be converted. What I'm wondering about is a converter that would take cable/satellite tv and do the same as I'll presumably be able to do with web/blu-ray 3d dvd content on my pc via software?
My guess is that there will at some point be a software checkerboard to field sequential and vice versa solution (tell me if I'm wrong on this point), so that graphics running through my video card can be converted. What I'm wondering about is a converter that would take cable/satellite tv and do the same as I'll presumably be able to do with web/blu-ray 3d dvd content on my pc via software?
