Abstract: XpanD has now introduced 3D glasses that can be partnered with infra-red triggered 3D displays from the likes of Panasonic, Samsung, Philips and Toshiba, thereby reducing compatibility issues for 3DTV owners. If you’re going to a 3D party and aren’t su...
Universally compatible, Upgradable, Improved IR synchronization over both Samsung and Panasonic, Compatible with some 3D cinemas
Luminance problems with Samsung C8000 plasma
Can active shutter glasses truly be universal? In the basic operational sense, they can be universal; however, when it comes to picture quality, manufacturers have independently tuned their 3D glasses and displays such that each set of glasses requires...
These glasses are marketed as the first universal 3D glasses,
Some 3D TVs require an external IR emitter which must be purchased separately.
We love the universal functionality and recommend these glasses for 3D enthusiasts....
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Published: 2011-03-26, Author: Steve , review by: avforums.com
Universal active shutter glasses, Well designed and robust construction, Comfortable to wear even for long periods, Didn't appear to suffer from any sync issues, No problems with eye strain or fatigue, Didn't experience any problems with flicker, Greater
Abstract: Les téléviseurs 3D à technologie active se multiplient mais les lunettes sont propriétaires et ne fonctionnent donc qu’avec une marque. Pour y remédier, Xpand commercialise les X103, des lunettes universelles. ...
