Solved! Can you recommend a 3D TV based on these?

[jebediahmontana]

Can you recommend a good 3D TV?
Hi, I want to buy a 3D TV but I can’t decide on which one. I have a few considerations so if you guys could recommend a 3D TV that somewhat fits these, that would be great.
• Full HD
• High quality 3D images but also good 2D images
• It would be nice if the TV has a 2D to 3D conversion feature
• Comfortable and not likely to cause headache or eyestrain (10-13-year-old kids will be watching this too)
• Great for gaming
• 47 or 55 inches
• My budget is about $2000
Thanks a lot.

 

[hamza510]

i know what Stabilizer you are talking about, it basically a small transformer that increases voltage if the input voltage is low and steps down voltage if the input voltage is high.

The saver i am talking about basically cuts off the output elctricity if input voltage is higher or lower than a specific stated value. the ups that you are showing to me, i have APC's ups installed at my house my office and everywhere, so you don't actually have to tell me what a ups means.

 

[blackhawk1928]

Can you recommend a good 3D TV?
Hi, I want to buy a 3D TV but I can’t decide on which one. I have a few considerations so if you guys could recommend a 3D TV that somewhat fits these, that would be great.
• Full HD
• High quality 3D images but also good 2D images
• It would be nice if the TV has a 2D to 3D conversion feature
• Comfortable and not likely to cause headache or eyestrain (10-13-year-old kids will be watching this too)
• Great for gaming
• 47 or 55 inches
• My budget is about $2000
Thanks a lot.

Samsung is currently a really popular and reliable TV manufacturer. If I were you, I would be looking at a nice LED-LCD by samsung.

 

[rexter]

i know what Stabilizer you are talking about, it basically a small transformer that increases voltage if the input voltage is low and steps down voltage if the input voltage is high.

The saver i am talking about basically cuts off the output elctricity if input voltage is higher or lower than a specific stated value. the ups that you are showing to me,...

You call That protection?

i have APC's ups installed at my house my office and everywhere, so you don't actually have to tell me what a ups means.

Wouldn't that be a better protection than to cut the power right away - you know you should not unplug or to cut the power when watching the TV right?!

There are 3 approach of technology being offer on 3D glass, Active, Passive and Glass Free. I prefer active due to higher resolutions.

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any tv that has 3d 'high quality' will have to have great 2d picture as well (90-95% of tv viewing will be in 2d) -- as for eyestrain, you are gonna get some especially when first watching these,, something to get used to.

which is true, some people might take longer than others and some just don't like the fact that you need to wear glasses/goggles to watch 3D.

I rather have polarize screen place 3 feet in front of me than the glasses but i guess it's too big and costly to be implemented or might not even feasible.

 

[puntojay]

LG's have improved quite alot, they're cinema 3D tv-s are of the next level, but puntojay you've already have had a bad experience with LG so there's not way you'll buy that again. but i'd really suggest that you check the new ones out. They're really good.

But if an official has actually said that LG's are not good could you please pm me the details because i need to buy one myself and if the cons are real then i should go for the LG. Thanks

i have been and looked at lg 3ds. very impressed with them even found a 42 inch 3d tv @ £425. very cheap tvs with alot to give, great picture in 2d and 3d. might get one next time