VALENCIA, Calif., June 15, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- Wavien, Inc. will be demonstrating the latest advances in LED light engine technology with a prototype 3D Projector using its proprietary LED Recycling Technology (RLT™).

Wavien's low cost 3D projector combines the left and right polarized images from two TFT-LCD panels using a reflective polarizer, and projects the combined images onto a polarization-preserving screen through a single projection lens. The 3D image can then be viewed using low-cost polarizing eyeglasses. This system allows use of a "home-made" polarization-preserving screen, produced with off-the-shelf metallic spray paint, which further reduces the total cost of ownership. Wavien is working with manufacturers in Taiwan for this 3D projector. A 2D version of this low cost LED projector is also available.

A production ready 2D sample and a 3D engineering prototype will be shown at the Wavien booth, #5283, at the InfoComm in Orlando, Florida, from June 15th to 17th. Performance, pricing, and delivery details for these new projectors are now available from Wavien.

"Our goal is to provide a low-cost, maintenance-free 3D projection system for home and classroom uses. Wavien's RLT technology utilizes a low-cost, street-lamp type of LED, and costs are reduced even further by using large area TFT-LCD panels to simply the light engine architecture. The two-polarization system permits the use of low-cost, passive polarization eyeglasses, instead of expensive LCD shutter glasses. A further innovation is to project the images onto a simple metallic spray painted screen, which is polarization preserving and has high gain," stated Dr. Kenneth Li, President and CEO of Wavien, Inc., who is also the inventor of the recycling technology. Dr. Li added: "This unique combination of low-cost components makes 3D viewing at home and in classrooms affordable, which is one of the major factors in the widespread adoption of 3D."

Ron Meritt is president of Olens Technology, based in Pismo Beach, CA.

"Olens Technology is excited to work with Wavien, a global leader in projection technology with the RLT technology," stated Mr. Meritt, who was featured in many media outlets including the cover story of Forbes Magazine. "We are very optimistic that Olens Technology will be able to introduce this 3D projector as a leading product into the market using Wavien's technology," added Mr. Meritt.

how much is the cheapest 3d tv nowadays?

Question:
Is there any sample 3D movie clips that i can download to watch using this 3D TV?
I tried Anaglyph 3D, but it is for red-cyan glasses, not for Polarising 3D glasses (correct if I'm wrong).

You can Google for any "half SBS" content and download that. If it's a Samsung TV with a USB port, you can put the content on a flash drive and play it from there. Just remember to tell the TV to show SBS content as 3D (SBS stands for Side By Side).

If you have a PS3 and a US PSN account, you can download several game videos that are in frame-packed 1080p 3D.
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Thanks for the info Fuad.
Oh, if it is a SBS format, so it is almost the same like a stereograph photos or movie then, which you have to look using parallel or cross-eyed technique.

Just bought 47 lg cinema 3d tv. Rm5k with 5 glasses and some free gift. Is that reasonable? I prefer its 3d quality over my current sony 46ex720.

Just bought 47 lg cinema 3d tv. Rm5k with 5 glasses and some free gift. Is that reasonable? I prefer its 3d quality over my current sony 46ex720.

rm6600 ?! they told me normal price is only rm5399.
i did the test there.. if eye level higher than TV will see ghosting, but if lower abit still ok.
bought from Perfect Livin fair at pisa penang. free gift is 5 glasses,1 high quality stainless steel pan and one non stick pan.

just went there again to find cheapest 47" LED for bedroom. LG again, latest model but low range.. for rm3399 free bracket , knife set, La gourmet pot... feel this time they not discount alot for me...

wait, yours is 3D LED or 3D plasma

I confuse la the new LG 3D range...

Coz I HATE the 3D plasma.. Colours look so washed out

LG passive cinema 3dtv is surprisingly good but vertical viewing angle is a bit restricted....

Yes, vertical angle is a bit restricted but most people won't grow 6" taller in 10 seconds if they're already standing up. On the other hand, active 3D doesn't have as wider horizontal viewing angle as passive 3D TVs do. It's almost 140 degrees for passive which means for a big party, people can sit all over the place. You also don't have to worry about syncing your glasses when you're neither near nor far because it never needs to be in sync.

Just to be clear, if your view is vertically higher than the TV, you'd see ghosting. But that disappears when you're back in position or you tilt the TV to your direction.
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