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03-29-2011, 02:43 PM	#1
KuriousOranj Junior Member Member since:May 2008	Formal standard announced for active 3D glasses Just seen a story stating that Panasonic and XPAND have come up with a formal standard for active 3D glasses. I know XPAND have had some sort of universal 3D glasses system for a while, but so far as I can tell, this formal industry standard is a new - and potentially pretty major - development. Am I right, or am I getting all worked up about nothing as usual?! Also I haven't yet seen this story reported anywhere else, making me wonder how accurate it is. It seems credible enough, but if anyone else can confirm it with another source, that might be helpful... http://www.hdwars.com/news/2011/03/n...utter-glasses/

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