May 1 2011, 11:20 PM
QUOTE(calvinchin @ May 1 2011, 06:21 PM)
NEW 3D Technology from LG.
Its called the Cinema 3D.
http://www.lg.com/my/tv-audio-video/televi...tv-47LW5700.jsp
Key feature is on the Polarized-3D glasses. These type of 3D glasses do not need battery to view 3D content.
There's no circuitary system. Hence these polarized-3D glasses can be manufactured at a fraction of the cost compared to those conventual active-shutter-3D glasses.
Just as how you'd watch 3D movies in the Cinema. In fact, you only pay RM5 for the polarized-3D glasses in Cinemas such as TGV/GSC/Cathay/MBO.
Personally, I feel that this type of 3D TVs are going to dominate the market.
I'd rather have autostereoscopic 3D tho. So far only Toshiba makes such sets and it's not available in Malaysia (afaik, so far only Japan has). Willing to wait until next year to see how this plays out.Its called the Cinema 3D.
http://www.lg.com/my/tv-audio-video/televi...tv-47LW5700.jsp
Key feature is on the Polarized-3D glasses. These type of 3D glasses do not need battery to view 3D content.
There's no circuitary system. Hence these polarized-3D glasses can be manufactured at a fraction of the cost compared to those conventual active-shutter-3D glasses.
Just as how you'd watch 3D movies in the Cinema. In fact, you only pay RM5 for the polarized-3D glasses in Cinemas such as TGV/GSC/Cathay/MBO.
Personally, I feel that this type of 3D TVs are going to dominate the market.
Which is very weird. Sharp makes the panels but don't use it in their own electronics- only license out....
This post has been edited by RAMChYLD: May 1 2011, 11:23 PM
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