ProMa 3D TV's glasses free 3D - Blu-ray Forum

jsdigitech · 03-17-2023, 08:12 AM

Anyone who is looking for a glasses free 3D TV, may have a look at ProMa glasses free 3D TV available for bluray 3D DVD's:
https://www.proma3d.com/

Jlardonio · 03-17-2023, 08:58 AM

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Originally Posted by jsdigitech

Anyone who is looking for a glasses free 3D TV, may have a look at ProMa glasses free 3D TV available for bluray 3D DVD's:
https://www.proma3d.com/

USD$6500, that's really high!

jsdigitech · 03-17-2023, 09:40 AM

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Originally Posted by Jlardonio

USD$6500, that's really high!

More people buy 28" and 32".
32" is most price-performance, suggested. Bcz watching distance closer at about 2m, more enjoyable.
32" is also good to present personal 3D works, e.g. 3D photos etc.

BLMN · 03-17-2023, 10:40 AM

28” and 32” are too small, 55” is already too small for 3D to have that full immersion. Tbh nobody would pay $17k (85”) or $30k (98”) on a tech that we all know it is not quite ready yet!

Jlardonio · 03-17-2023, 04:21 PM

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Originally Posted by jsdigitech

More people buy 28" and 32".
32" is most price-performance, suggested. Bcz watching distance closer at about 2m, more enjoyable.
32" is also good to present personal 3D works, e.g. 3D photos etc.

I have an 1080P 42" LG passive 3D and I watch it from the distance of about 2 meters and the image is great. But the price for a 32" TV without framepacking 3D(just OAU and SBS) is a lot costy.

petergee · 03-17-2023, 06:13 PM

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Originally Posted by jsdigitech

Anyone who is looking for a glasses free 3D TV, may have a look at ProMa glasses free 3D TV available for bluray 3D DVD's:
https://www.proma3d.com/

Forum rules state "You are not allowed to post advertising or engage in any other type of promotion (linking to your own site etc)."

https://www.proma3d.com/about.html?pageid=2173881

Reported.

grazina31 · 03-17-2023, 08:41 PM

Did I miss where it says that these tvs support blu-ray 3D?
It only says side by side and “top/bottom”.
And for that money you get yourself an amazing projector with a 150” and have your own home cinema.
I feel this technology would work best on oled. They should get and lg 97” panel and do a prototype.

Jlardonio · 03-18-2023, 01:24 AM

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Originally Posted by petergee

Forum rules state "You are not allowed to post advertising or engage in any other type of promotion (linking to your own site etc)."

https://www.proma3d.com/about.html?pageid=2173881

Reported.

That's odd, but okay.

03-17-2023, 08:12 AM	#1
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03-17-2023, 10:40 AM	#4
BLMN Blu-ray Ninja Member since:Feb 2011 Location:Southern NH 4K collection:253 Blu-ray collection:736 DVD collection:36 Digital collection:7 Trading Score:8	28” and 32” are too small, 55” is already too small for 3D to have that full immersion. Tbh nobody would pay $17k (85”) or $30k (98”) on a tech that we all know it is not quite ready yet!

03-17-2023, 08:41 PM	#7
grazina31 Special Member Top contributor Member since:Nov 2014 4K collection:- Blu-ray collection:- Trading Score:2	Did I miss where it says that these tvs support blu-ray 3D? It only says side by side and “top/bottom”. And for that money you get yourself an amazing projector with a 150” and have your own home cinema. I feel this technology would work best on oled. They should get and lg 97” panel and do a prototype.

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