LG Cinema 3D TV

[OliverE]

Spoiler: Photo of the TV

LG Cinema 3D TV​

The latest LG Cinema 3D TVs allows you to see 3D like you do with your current 3D TVs but without the bulky, epensive, battery powered glasses. It does this by using similar technology to Cinema 3D technology. Its called Passive 3D, its lets you watch steroscopic movies, but without the flickering lenses. Basically solving the small problems with standard active 3D glasses, nobody wants to fork out alot of money to buy extra glasses, and nobody really likes how the heavy glasses feel and rest. Now you can just use the glasses you took away from the last 3D film at the cinema and use them at home.

This new TV also allows you to stream videos from the BBC Iplayer and theres even an LG appstore for downloading TV-specific apps.

Spoiler: The most suitable picture I could find

 

[SGT.Code]

nice i would like to have them both but the TV looks too expensive

 

[OliverE]

Well over £1k for a 47"

 

[SGT.Code]

yer i dont see the problem with a normal tv why cant we just have 3D at the cinema so that it makes it worth going and have a normal tv at home?

 

[OliverE]

I suppose, and film directors and the rest are getting annoyed at how many people now arent going to the cinema any more, its all just being downloaded.

The tickets sold last year were way down on previous years.

 

[SGT.Code]

yes but that is mostly to do with the economy crysis today no one has the money to go out to the cinema plus its geting more and more expensive so i think the cinema should be the only place with 3D so that it make it kinda special to go see a movie in the cinema

 

[OliverE]

Yer but tbh, even if I had the money im not spending lke £200 just for 4 sets of 3D glasses,at rather pay a few quid on the others.

Also another thing that someone needs to look into, is if the quality changes