What are the IR and bluetooth for (don't need extra radiation) and just need rechargeable 3D glasses. Does this support 55" Samsung UN55FH6030
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Dear Friend, Thanks for your response. In our product info., we do not find out your TV model. Could you please kindly check the link of this item: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00FU1YTEM This one might be compatible with your model. Please kindly have a try. If it is not compatible after you buy one, yuou can return it to us for a refund. Thanks a lot.
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Please check if your TV is model of 2012 or 2011...Starting from 2012 Panasonic TV models have Bluetooth not InfraRed communication signal, so you can use only 3D glasses, wich support Bluetooth.I will recommend you to use Quantum G5 Universal 3D glasses, they can work with both IR and Bluetooth systems
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From my research, pretty much any 3D glasses that use bluetooth as their method of connecting. You're definitely not just limited to the fairly expensive LG models. Samsung makes a pair that uses a watch battery for $20. Or, if you want a pair with a rechargeable battery, these work just fine as well (and are what I have): http://www.amazon.com/SainSonic-G111-Rechargeable-Panasonic-Bluetooth/dp/B00813HBPK/ref=sr_1_6?ie=UTF8&qid=1376079013&sr=8-6&keywords=Sainsonic+3d+glasses
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It is ready to go 3D out of the box with DLP Link active shutter glasses. It's cheaper than getting an IR transmitter. I've tried it on Blu-ray and streaming with Netflix and Vudu 3D.To answer the original question, it looks great in super HD (1080p) on my big screen (175")in native 2D, no glasses necessary. Tried both blu ray disks and Netflix streaming
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Yes, our 3ACTIVE 3D glasses are fully compatible with all "H" series Bluetooth 3D TV's, to include the UN78HU9000F. You will be very pleased with the quality and performance of our 3D products.
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Christine,I have a 51" 3d Samsung (2011).Did your passive 3d glass,s work for you? robertmarkland09@gmail.com
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It is my understanding that they will only work with Sharp. They work very well, but as you know, they're not cheap. I haven't experienced 3D with any non-active glasses, but from what I read, active systems are better. I think you'd better look for glasses that are specifically designed for the TV you have. Good luck!
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I doubt it since Samsung TVs from some years ago use bluetooth for TV/3D lenses comunication. Just confirm this data on your TV datasheet
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We have an LG 3D TV, and it uses passive glasses, so they work well with it. If the Samsung uses passive (meaning no batteries required) glasses, you should be fine. My husband wears glasses and likes that they fit so closely to his own glasses and gives a much better viewing experience. Heartily recommend them. He was very happy that I found them. I ordered several pair since many of our friends and family wear glasses.
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No glasses but it does come with the RF transmitter.Can you let know what 3D glasses i should buy?
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Hello, You are correct that our 3D glasses will work perfectly with your 3D television. Our 3D glasses have many advantages to the official manufacturer's 3D glasses such as ours are higher quality, they block out distracting light more efficiently, they have a larger viewing area and best of all they are rechargeable so there are no batteries to replace. One other great advantage is that our glasses are both Bluetooth/RF and IR compatible so you can enjoy them with endless other televisions and projectors as well. Thanks, Carl
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The monitor comes with Nvidia 3D Vision glasses which are wireless and respond to an emitter built into the center of the top bezel. The glasses have a rechargeable battery. Beside those glasses, you have to have a graphics card capable of displaying 3D. Check the Nvidia site for capable cards. Third, you have to have a 3D source such as a 3D video game or 3D web stream.
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The 3D glasses we have for our TC-L55DT60 are passive glasses. One other reviewer who purchased the TC-L60DT60 mentioned the 3D glasses were also passive ( no battery).
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I don't believe so but Mitsu may have licensed the spec. Must be made after 2012 and use Bluetooth for active shutter glasses. There is a consortium for manufacturers to get a license from Sony, Samsung, Panasonic and one other company. Google: `FULL HD 3D GLASSES INITIATIVE' or try this URL: http://3dglassesunlimited.com/shop/g5-universal-3d-glasses-by-quantum-3d-ir-bluetooth-compatible/ for a manufacturer that DOES list Mitsu. Good Luck!
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It does come with 2 pair of RF 3D glasses. The older IR glasses will not work with this projector, so if you had a few lying around to complement the two that come with it, they will not work. But the ones that do come with it, while goofy looking, function wonderfully.
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We have the same issue -- 3d only syncs at a close distance and certain angle relative to the IR emittor on the TV. We've tested the glasses at BB and they work fine. Tech has replaced IR emittor and motherboard but issue is still unresolved. I'll update if anything changes.
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I am using the Xpand x102 glasses and they work great without an IR emitter. I also have the Nvidia setup with IR emitter and the results are indistinguishable. I have also found the Viewsonic glasses which appear to be the same build and look of the x102 glasses for $89.00 at Amazon. Should be here in a couple of days. I'll let you know.Contact me for any info that I may be able to help you. auskmd@yahoo.com