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    pdesign
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    Premium glasses for 3D movies?

    With the (seeming) rise in popularity of 3D movies, assuming they have the same standard across all theaters, is there a market for premium 3D glasses? While you will probably end up paying extra no matter what, it would be nice to have a pair of 'studio' grade glasses to use when watching these movies, as opposed to the cheap junk ones you get.
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    I would certainly spend the money for a good set as long as the movies continue to be good ones. I'm really looking forward to seeing Coraline and Up!
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    3D glasses already cost a few dollars here in Australia. It would be great if we could just buy an awesomely comfortable and good looking pair and never have to buy the cheap ones again.
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    Quote Originally Posted by TimothyJohn View Post
    3D glasses already cost a few dollars here in Australia. It would be great if we could just buy an awesomely comfortable and good looking pair and never have to buy the cheap ones again.
    Yea that would be good. I'm getting pretty sick of paying extra for glasses every time I got to the cinema.
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    It would be pretty good. I'd spend up to $20 for a quality pair of 3D glasses that looked like regular glasses. Would be great.
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    Hi - I am new to this blog. I just reviewed the posts above, and I am glad to inform you all that "Sfirex" premium 3D eyewear from iCoat Company (an company that specializes in optical technology) is one of the best circular-polarized passive-3D eyeglasss available in the market. The Sfirex 3D eyewear is not yet readily available but can be ordered by calling the company directly. The Sfirex 3D eyewear is a result of extensive research and development that gives 15% brighter and more vivid 3D experiece than conventional 3D eyewear available in the market.
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