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 May 23 2011, 01:30 AM
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guys,
what's the pros and cons of both Polarized-3D glasses and active-shutter-3D glasses ? im looking for 3D tv now.. should i wait for LG cinema 3D or just get sony 55EX720 ? seems like passive 3d without flickering is better choice? lg cinema 3D tv launch in MY already? This post has been edited by genkis3: May 23 2011, 01:42 AM |
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Jun 5 2011, 11:44 PM
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QUOTE(writesimply @ May 31 2011, 05:09 PM) LG's LW5700 series is here. Just saw a 47" version. The price is RM6,700. thanks for info, im looking for 47"... cinema 3D with passive glass is more suitable for children right...It works as advertised. You must sit at eye level and about six feet away to get the full 3D effect. Too close and you'll see the interlaced effect. Too off axis vertically and you'll see ghosting. At eye level and six feet away, there is no ghosting which is an impressive feat. There is no flickering because both L+R video is shown at once. And the image is brighter than active 3D. The only drawback - the horizontal resolution loss is a given - is the price. At RM6,700 that's a lot to ask for a 47"; in the US, you can get a 55" for US$2,000 and we're closer than Americans from Korea or China. The list price for the 55" is RM13,000, double the price of the 47". If you add another RM7,000 you can get a 1080p 3D passive projection system using two PT AE4000-Us and 3D-XLs. The TV comes with 4 pairs of circular polarized glasses. If you buy one from LG, it'll cost RM30-40. If you buy from Ebay, it'll cost you RM75 for 10 pairs of RealD 3D glasses. fuad  |
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Jun 6 2011, 03:42 AM
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remember i read somewhere active shutter glass affect their eye health..
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Jun 24 2011, 09:33 PM
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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.
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Jun 27 2011, 02:03 AM
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mine is LED. model is LW5700 . color and brightness is better than those with active glasses.
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... |
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Jun 27 2011, 07:38 PM
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from what i heard, electrical shops not only markups. they will get extra incentive if they hit the quota. so sometimes they will throw at cost price to hit the quota.
my 2nd TV is non 3D. just the cheapest LED available. im sure 55" will sell around rm7000 very soon. look at the first 3D TV i bought last year , sony 40"nx710 cost >10k. |
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