JEMC on 14 November 2011
All the active 3D glasses require a battery, so if you don't want battery operated glasses then you are ruling out almost all 3D TVs. Your only option (as far as I know) would be LG with the Cinema 3D TVs that use passive glasses.
But I'm no expert, so you should ask disolitude or read professional reviews. For example you could go to flatpanelshd. (Active vs Passive 3D or LG's 3DCinema TVs)
Please excuse my bad English.
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