Play both versions of Call of duty 4 (Sony PS3 & Xbox 360) same TV at the same time
Filed under: Gadgets, Gaming | By: Daniel
Posted on: February 28, 2008 | 8 Comments
Kerry posted earlier on today about Samsung’s 3D-Ready Plasma TV, now we have got hold of a video that shows the Samsung TV with three-dimensional image capability.
This new 3D Plasma TV could let you and a friend play both versions of Call of duty 4 (Sony PS3 and Xbox 360) on the same TV at the same time.
It can display two completely different sets of images on two pairs of glasses, so if you and a friend want to watch something different on the same TV that is possible. Watch the video below for more information.
Could you imagine playing a link game of COD4 from two PS3’s on the same TV, there are many uses for this technology.
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dont mean 2 sound annoying but… i can do that on my tv…….
Uuh yeah, it’s called channel input. Duuuuuh! lol
Would like to try it to see how it performs. Has more than a few competitors with different ideas on the same theme that also require attention.
This product has a pretty high WAF factor too
Watch sport and soap at the same time on the same TV. Shame about the sound?
YA but this is pretty sick!
WOw that is cool but i bet it will be expensive
But who wants to watch tv wearing those stupid glasses? Cool idea, but too gimmicky. Wow..I get to watch tv in 3D with my glasses while everyone else in the room gets a headache.
….and what about audio? Where are the headphones i’m gonna have to wear? Don’t think i’ll be investing in this technology quite yet.
i wouldent want it anyways you are only suppost to have 3d glasses on for an hour then you have to take them off for a while. they are bad for ur eyes. it would be too annoying playing for an hour then taking a break
I would rather share my tv than wear those stupid glasses. Personally I think this is wasted technology.