because Yamaha's Vocaloid synth wasn't robotic enough... I guess this completes the picture

shibathedog: There are some blu-ray flicks distributed with a color-filtered 3D version (like Coraline IIRC), but that solution is pretty ugly.

Jon: it's possible with 60hz sure, but each eye will receive a flickering 30hz image. It's pretty horrible, take it from me. I played a few PC games back in the day with a CRT, LCD shutter glasses and an old nVidia 3D driver... it was only tolerable when my monitor was set to a 100hz refresh rate or above. Refresh rates below 100hz are a serious eye-killer... not even tolerable for a second at 60hz. Just as 60hz was the bare minimum for preventing eye strain on old CRTs, 120hz will likely be the bare minimum standard for shutter-based 3D on HDTVs.

yes!

hook me up

Kaossilator? I'll use that for sure

hook me up

I've owned some early & mid-90s NHT systems. They looked pretty nice at least, and had a recognizable character to them. I got the impression that they were on their way out for a while now, ever since they consolidated their several lines of speakers into a single, conspicuously titled "classic" line.

It has a cute body with cute little legs. It should hop around and bark and badger you with songs from Mario Paint.

Anyway it's interesting to see ML's recent designs move in a more angular and minimalistic direction. I have some Martin Logan Ascent speakers (2003?). They're thicker, curvier, and kind of give the impression of a bubbly SUV or something along those lnies.

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