disolitude said:
Its essentially the same 3D effect, but polarized glasses tech has less issues. - Shutter glasses make everythign really dark and dim which forces you to turn up the screens brightnes - they use IR for syncing up with the Tv and that has a range of like 15 feet and is very prone to interference when everything goes out of sync. - the shutter glasses need batteries and cost 100 bucks a pop...vs 5 bucks a pop for polarized - No LCD image ghosting for polarized displays etc |
But polarized basically needs a dark room rite?







