is this a 3D or a 3D ready projector
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The projector is a very nice projector but I am sure it will not do 3D requiring modern technology. It will certainly project "double" images to simulate 3D but that would require the old red-green glasses of many decades ago.
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3D Compatibility120Hz Frame Sequential 3D for ResolutionsUp to 720p, 60Hz Field Sequential 3D forResolutions Up to 480i
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Yes, it is PC 3D Ready. Link: http://www.projectorcentral.com/Optoma-PRO160S.htm
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yes would work fine just make sure when you get projector to put picture setting on 3D
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I dont think the model you are asking about is 3D capable unless maybe you left part of it out by mistake. If it were I believe you would need an emitter using a DLP projector. Hope this helps.
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Yes, this box converts allmost 3d formats to the one used by 3d ready projectors.
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3D ready, means you will have to buy a 3d blu ray to be able to see 3D.It's 3d capable but doesn't have a 3d tuner installed.But don't buy a DLP you will have a chip failure in 3 to 5 years. Buy a Plasma. Chips run like $200 and hard to replace. Also dlp uses a lamp which cost $59-100 and needs replacement every 2-3 years
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In order to use 3D on this 3D ready projector, you need to purchase a 3D converter from either Optoma or Viewsonic. Plus you'll need active shutter glasses. I bought both from e-bay for a good price. The glasses seamlessly connect to the projector wirelessly. The converter just requires plugging an extra hdmi cable into.
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The transmitter works for both 2D and 3D content, as long as your source is capable of supplying 3D. The projector will complain if the source device is not claiming to be a 3D device even through the transmitter.
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The projector is mainly 2D, it is what they call "3D ready" you will need accessories in order to view 3D. Once you have the accessories, you will be able to watch either, you can switch back and forth. What you'll need for 3D:3D converter box3D sync out RF emitter Glasses.
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I've used it in 2D mode since the day I bought it, works great as a 2D only projector.
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This one has a 3D input. I own it and that's not what I bought it for. I just noticed it when hanging it on the wall the other day.
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I think the 3D is great, I also have 55 Samsung and the projector blows it away as far as 3D goes. You will not be disappointed. I'm viewing on a 106 inch screen.
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Yes the colors are vivid and everyone I showed they were impressed with the picture quality coming out from this projector . I did not try the 3D yet ,
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There's no need for the converter box. The projector will accept and display pretty much any 3d format. It can accept 3d via hdmi 1.4 (such as from a blue ray 3d disc and player) automatically. You can manually select the 3d format as well if it is not a 1.4 source (like a side-by-side 3d video file.).
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Yes, I have played 3d movies on this Epson projector via a 3d Blueray DVD, and not a download (suggest you buy a 3d Blueray DVD movie and "Avatar" is supposed to be a good test of 3d capabilities). You first must charge the glasses and once that is done, you have to initialize them that using the button on the glasses themselves, when done correctly, will show same on the screen, something like "Glasses are ready to use." Then, using the remote control, press the 2D/3D button which is on the left in the 9th row from the top. That should get you a 3d picture although there are other adjustments you can make. REVIEW THE MANUAL FOR MORE INFORMATION. I cannot speak for downloads as I have never tried that myself. Also, don't forget, to play a 3d Blueray DVD, you must have a 3d DVD player!
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No. You get what you pay for. Look into the Aser H5360 - this is the best projector for the money and can be used for many purposes. I've used it for presentations, and watched 3D movies at home on it (3D requires Optima 3DXL converter.)
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You can use either one. I have it hooked up with HDMI when I am playing a 3d disk.
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It's 3d capable. It doesn't come with the glasses. You'll need to pick up the vision kit from nvidia to do 3d.