Damn, those things are BIG!

Which is sort of the same reaction I had to the Enterprise at the Air and Space...

I really wanted to take the inside tour, but it was sold out.

They have to be big to hold so much seamen.

Takes a lot of balls to be a seaman.

yeah...when this story was first reported by Reuters they referred to it as an IMAX film! There were some people running around here that morning! Sadly many people think IMAX and 3D are synonymous.

Well DirecTV just announced they have a lineup of 3D channels, I'm still holding out, besides my wife would kill me if I bought another TV.

We're getting there... slowly...
http://www.digitaltrends.com/computing/the-future-of-3d-tvs-may-have-just-arrived/

I haven't made up my mind about 3d TV. I bought a 58" Samsung 3d set last July, which, fortunately, also does a respectable 2d picture. I find I'm not really watching much 3d, currently, partly because there isn't that much 3d to watch yet, and partly because 3d picture quality is nothing to rave about -- it's rather dingy, with poor resolution. I don't mind the glasses, except that they cut out so much light that the picture is, as I just mentioned, dingy. 3d is interesting.

I'm waiting for 4D.

Holograms or bust