superchunk on 13 January 2010
| GreyianStorm said: I didn't vote, because I don't have any experience with a similar (read: Panasonic) TV of that kind of size. Just something to consider, incase it might be of interest to you: Is it 3D-ready? I know that's not an issue for a lot of people, but just something to consider incase it is important for you. |
Based on the current technology that uses the active shutter glasses, then yes any tv is ready if you don't mind paying $125 for the kit.
The passive system that is used in theaters won't even hit the market for a few years so I'll just buy a new TV for that when it comes out.
Even if you buy a "3D ready" TV now you'll be paying at least $50 for each set of glasses and that is simply ridiculas.
However, thank you for the info, I just happen to have spent a large part of last week reading about that topic. High quality low cost glasses for 3D for home is just not ready yet and I'm not spending $100's on glasses for family/friends to use/break.
