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So I'm ready to jump into 3D with both feet. Tried to do my research, but it's a lot to digest and most of it is new to me. I was able to discern the difference between passive & active technology though.
Based on my understanding of the respective techs, I think I would prefer the passive and it's battery-less glasses. I am aware of the drawbacks in picture quality though. I also understand that, if I want passive, I need an LG. I've selected the LG Infinia 55LW5600. For the blu-ray player I selected (with the help of a forum member) the Sony BDP-S780. I based this selection on two things: 1) past positive experience with Sony blu players, and 2) its ability to convert 2D blus to a pseudo 3D (I realize this will never be as good as a true 3D blu, but it still intrigues me). My question is this: are the two compatible? Some people said that, if I get an LG TV, I need an LG player. I was also concerned that the Sony 2D to 3D conversion will only work on an active 3D TV. Do you think this is a valid concern? or will the conversion still work on a passive 3D TV? I am very interested in that feature, and its absence could be a deal breaker. Thank you in advance! |
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