3D glasses
 

Just got a new tv and has 3D , wanting 2 pairs of rechargeable glasses .

Anywhere cheap in the uk?

Loads on eBay from south Korea for around £77 for 2 pairs.

Or any deals at a reputable online store?

It's a samsung btw.


Cheers in advance

Rechargable? Why do they need power?

active shutter technology.

What difference does that make over the standard glasses?

Bit scary...just checked hotukdeals and came across these...
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/late...a-tvs-4/948245

Not Samsung, but might work for ya?

its all based on Texas Instruments technology iirc so all active shutter glasses should work with all tvs and projectors. I might be wrong as im using information based on a Projector, but id expect its the same. id suggest looking on the AV Forums. heres a link:

http://www.avforums.com/forums/3d-tv-technology/

so are the 3d tv's that you don't need glasses for a lot dearer? saw my first one 3 weeks back when I was out in Taipei, I found it so much better than watching with glasses.

I dont think they available here yet mate, im guessing it will work on the same principle as the nintendo 3ds?

maybe, I think the guy said it was viewable from 9 different angles, it was weird, walking round to the side and seeing a aircraft wing coming out of the screen.

Cheers guys well before I could look at the others the wife had ordered the eBay ones from what looks like a reputable seller so we'll find out :D

fook me mate, new 3D telly and new 3D glasses. the erection business must pay well ;)

What can I say my erections attract high paying customers :lol1:

wait for the 3d porn thats coming out soon, you will be forever ducking out of the way ;)

those money shots will be a killer ;)

Is the tech any good? I might be after a new TV soon and am tempted by 3D. Not experienced it yet, not even in the cinema. Are shutter glasses uncomfortable to wear due to weight?


Like the look of this:
http://www.play.com/Electronics/Elec...t.html?cpage=1