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you are right

by Re_Sword - 6/16/12 7:22 AM

In Reply to: 3DTV by pinkzroxor

Thanks pinkzroxor
But i have to ask you the same question: Is a 32" TV enough for a real 3D experience?

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size

by pinkzroxor - 6/17/12 5:35 PM

In Reply to: you are right by Re_Sword

It's not really the size that determines how good your 3D experience will be. You could get a real 3D experience even with a 5 inch smartphone. You might not like the TV if your room is too big for a 32 inch. I bet you could size up the LG and find a deal around your budget, just look around online a little bit.

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Great!!

by Re_Sword - 6/19/12 6:32 AM

In Reply to: size by pinkzroxor

Same point of view, thanks god
And you know what? i has already searched the net more, and find a "minicash" offer from B.TECH
I may take it and go for 42" or 47" LG TV
Or just buy the 32" TV, still thinking

Whether this or that,Thanks pinkzroxor alot for you help

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32" vs. 50"?

by ahtoi - 6/14/12 8:50 AM

In Reply to: Help buying a 3D TV: same price, different sizes ^_^ by Re_Sword

I would definitely pick the 50" over the 32". The only drawback with me is that the 50" uses active 3D glasses, which I am not a fan. I preferred passive 3D. How many pair of active glasses are included? They are very expensive you know.

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Passive better

by Re_Sword - 6/14/12 5:31 PM

In Reply to: 32" vs. 50"? by ahtoi

Thanks ahtoi very much
I also do not prefer Active glasses, especially i already wear myopic spectacles
Also the number of glasses is not mentioned in the 50PW350 offer, i fear that i may have to buy them separately

OK, let us say it in another way, what is the minimum TV size needed for a real 3D experience in your opinion?
Is a 32" one such unsatisfactory?

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I am not sure if anyone can answer that.

by ahtoi - 6/17/12 7:07 PM

In Reply to: Passive better by Re_Sword

3D is 3D, be it 5" or 65". But "3D experience" might be subjective. My own thinking on this is..the closer you are to the action the more 3D experience you get. So if your viewing distance don't change then the bigger TV would give you a better experience. I am thinking maybe if someone come up with a 3D where the screen is actually the eye glasses which would almost put you in the action itself. What do you think? Just my thought on this.

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