Found 579 result(s) for 3d

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Picture is great. I have another LG TV with the magic remote and cannot get enough. Way easier to navigate with the cursor. I really like the feature that will convert a normal picture into 3D, works well!!

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BenQ launch their W1070 and smash the 3D 1080p projector price point.

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tv is great easy to set up but never came with any 3d glasses or says what type of glasses it supports hardest part was building the stand but is solid once constructed

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I bought this TV about 6 months ago, and i must tell that the TV was cheap but not worth it to buy. It is very slow responding which is annoying and have to turn the TV off because the TV it is not responding. The image colour appears unnatural or...

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I love them, because I have a legitimate obsession with technology in general and I'm poor. So this is the only way I can get 3D. As for the glasses themselves.. I suffer the same problem I do with most glasses, in that the right side always feels like...

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when you buy it a connection piece to the t.v is not added so you need to buy one your self it's not comfortable knowing that after you buy it so please just get a connection piece

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The Panasonic VIERA GT30 looks to have most of the same specs as the impressive VT30 series plasmas, but we're banking on it being a fair bit cheaper. Most TV watchers probably won't be able to tell the difference in picture quality between the two...

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Overall, we rate the TX-L47DT65 an extremely satisfying flatscreen. With an advanced, customisable interface and the provision of twin tuners, it offers luxuries you’ll quickly get used to. It may not quite have the picture performance chops to match...

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Most flatscreen TVs are mass-market commodities, but Pocket-lint got a peek at some very special plasmas from Panasonic at this week's trade-only ISE

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When they first arrived a few years back, LED-driven LCD TVs with a full array backlight made a big splash. Why? Because the backlight, a grid of LED lamp modules spanning the rear of the display panel, can be modulated via local dimming — a process...

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I won't assume that everyone will know what I'm talking about when I drop the word “Kuro,” but longtime Sound+Vision readers may recall a line of high-end, and accordingly high-priced, Pioneer Elite plasma TVs that we heaped praise upon back in the...

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I love big screens. Really big screens. 60 inches? Pshhh. 65? Ha! 70? In a pinch. 80? Okay, wow, now that's a seriously big TV. A monolith of a height and breadth that brings to mind projection screens of yore. Wait, forget “yore.” It's closing in on...

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This may come as a surprise to many, but LCD HDTVs could easily rank on the list of new tech that isn't necessarily better than what it replaced. Tube-based TVs had their share of quirks, but the best ones produced strikingly uniform pictures with deep...

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