Q: What is the cross compatibility between active 3D glasses and tv manufacturers?I recently purchased a Vizio XVT3D424SV and could not be happier. Unfortunately it did not come with the active shutter glasses required for viewing 3D content. As much as I would love to practice product continuity the hefty price tag for a set of Vizio
A: I can't fully answer your question, but I do know that
some glasses are designed for left-eye-on-positive-trigger
and others for right-eye-on-positive-trigger.
View without the glasses and it's all blurry. Lots of premium TVs now have 3D as standard equipment, which many owners simply don't activate. Others offer kits to upgrade to 3D. And many 3D-capable TVs will convert conventional 2D programming to 3D.
At Digital Foundry, we enjoy 3D gaming but we remain unconvinced about the delivery mechanism - never mind the glasses, it's the nature of the screens themselves that we have issues with.
Free picture quality on the 7000 with excellent among the best we tested this year as does most of the LCD's in terms of 3D but not quite as good as the very best Samsung LCD we tested. Samsung does not include any 3D glasses but it does sell it's
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