Toshiba Compatible 3D Glasses Has anyone found Toshiba compatible 3D glasses other than Toshiba brand?
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Toshiba 3D glasses are fully compatible with Panasonic 3D TVs (at least with TC-P50GT25 TV). I suspect that Panasonic 3D glasses are compatible with Toshiba 55WX800U TV
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It is my understanding that 3D glases are brand specific and year specific for the brand. If it were me, I'd look for Panasonic 3D glasses to be sure.
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Any 3D passive glasses, just like: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00GTYOMIW/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o04_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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I did correspond with a person at Dimensional Optics and they were great to deal with! We ended up buying the glasses and have used them with success. Now if only we can figure out how to watch actual 3D discs through the Playstation, not just 2D --> 3D. We are happy with them though - definitely as good as the Samsung ones we tried.
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I do not know. You need to see if your Toshiba is set up for Nvidia Vision2. If so, and the laptop has a emitter (wireless receiver) built in for the glasses, they will work fine. I bought a BenQ 3D computer screen. It has electronics built inside of it to talk to Nvidia Vision2 3D glasses, as well as a emitter. A emitter is a wireless device that talks to the glasses. Some Nvidia Vision2 3D devices have no emitter. You have to buy that as a extra device. Usually it plugs into a USB port (USB 2.0 is fine). Also note: Old time Nvidia 3D glasses were called 3D Vision not 3D vision 2. Make sure all of your stuff is Nvidia 3D vision2 and not Nvidia 3D vision. I hope this helps. jack
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I hope these glasses should work. Before buying,Kindly check in the menu for 3D, if you find "DLP-link" in the options then there should not be any problem.
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I have the Toshiba Qosmio X875-Q7390 it included a pair of glasses and the transmitter for the glasses is built in, I am not familiar with the a663d, but I would guess Toshiba's web site would verify it. Sellers of the Qosmio would say 3D ready and no explanation of what that meant. Toshiba's web site was very clear.
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I purchared a SHARP 2011 HD/3D TV last month, are these glasses compatable?
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According to the LG web site, the only compatible 3d glasses are AG-S250, which is an active model that requires a non-standard battery. The LG site lists these glasses as being discontinued, although you can still find some for sale on Amazon and eBay. I prefer TVs that use passive 3d technology since the images show no flickering, less crosstalk, and use glasses that are much cheaper and more comfortable (no battery, so very light weight).
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These are 3D glasses for 3D HD moves or videos. I bought one @ $50 and noticed that it sometime out of sync with the images on screen. Such kind of issue may not be noticeable. Many didn't know till I told them. I am picky so I go back to buy another one from Epson @ $100.
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I believe that the WD-73640 is a DLP-link 3D ready TV and these glasses should work just fine with this model, I am currently using these glasses with a Mitsubishi WD-73740
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We purchased our Mitsubishi WD82838 82" tv in 2010. We have two pair of glasses that came with it from Mitsubishi. we purchased two pair of the NX-3DG shortly after, at a fraction of the cost from Mitsubishi. They work perfectly and we see no difference between the glasses. Hope this helps!
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Sarah A.,The Samsung SSG-5150GB 3-D glasses will work with this model. Thanks for your interest in Samsung products.--Mr. S
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No, however, you can find lists of universal 3D compatible devices on line, You should also be able to check out which 3D glasses are compatible with your viewing devices to help you narrow down your choices. Hope that helps.
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Early models from 2010. If you are uncertain I would recommend checking out samsung's website. You will find a list of 3D tv's and the compatible 3D glasses.
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made the same error. These are ONLY compatible with 2010 Samsung 3D TV's After that, Samsung changed the sync timing. Contact Samsung Support at WWW.samsung.com and the latest phone numbers are available to direct you to the correct glasses that are compatible with your model.
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To tell the truth, I'm not that concerned with 3D. I did plan on trying it out, but since I ended up buying a TV that doesn't come with them, I'm probably not going to buy any. I know AVSforum.com has a thread specifically for this TV and many people say a lot of the Samsung ones are compatible and work well. The Panasonic glasses are only $30 a piece now, I know that. Sorry I couldn't be of much help, but I would definitely check out AVS.