So does the 46" model have 3D capabilities? The title says 3D Smart TV, however, where it reviews different models, this model says it does not?
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H6400 = 2014 model, size 40" 48" 50" 55" and upF6400 = 2013 model, size 40" 46" 50" 55" and upBoth models are 3D and one of the main difference is H has Quad-Core compare to F has Dual-Core.Hope this will help your answer....
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The model number listed here UN48H6400 is a 48" TV, and is a smart TV. The 6400 series does not have a 46 inch model. All TVs in the 6400 series are smart TVs.
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H6400 = 2014 model, size 40" 48" 50" 55" and up F6400 = 2013 model, size 40" 46" 50" 55" and up Both models are 3D and one of the main difference is H has Quad-Core compare to F has Dual-Core. Hope this will help your answer....
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I only evaluated to models with 3D; the Sharp and the Samsung UN75F6400. I thought they were very comparable in 3D mode and the price difference was obviously substantial, even though the Samsung is a 75-inch. I purchased the 70-inch Sharp in early August and we have watched a half-dozen movies in 3D since we received it and our family has been thoroughly impressed. Some movies, like Avatar, have some shadowing and clarity issues in the background imaging, but I was the only one of our family who really noticed it; probably because I was looking hard to evaluate the entire picture. The 3D features along with the internet / video streaming capability have been very good so far.
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I was interested initially in the 40A550, but ultimately went with the 40A650 because the important features were a priority for me, maybe a bit of futurizing. But now that I've had the 40A650 for 10 days, I've just made the plunge and am exchanging it for a 46A650. I figure I haven't bought a tv in 16 years, let alone a flat screen or high def, so I'm getting exactly what I want and I wouldn't want bigger..but for me the type I want came first if that was the only choice..don't know if this helps but as this post was 4/08, you may be past this by now..Good luck..
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blubal42, Not at all. You can choose to view 3-D and use the glasses (which ARE required for 3-D). Otherwise, it will act and operate just like any other 2-D television. Thanks for your interest in Samsung products. --Mr. S
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Hi James Honeycutt, This TV supports Passive 3D. The model number of the Passive 3D glass is TDG-500P. Thanks. &gt;Joffrey
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Is a great tv for it's price but I'm a huge fan of 3D and the passive format divides the resolution in one half for each eye. For a truly enjoyable experience get a tv with active shutter format. It's the closest to real 3d.
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Yes, and it isn't advertised by Amazon as one. I bought it on deal of the day about four months ago. We love it, though we've never used the 3-D. I thought they sent the wrong TV? The glasses are top of the the line. I just don't care for 3-D. Awesome TV, I found the same set at Best Buy, 280.00 mo money!
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anyone bought or have knowledge of the LG pk950 plaza tv with 3d capabilities? I believe it is the PX series.
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February 2012, had a Philips 47 in LCD that the Sony LED replaced it was like night and day on the quality. The previous year I bought the 55 in sony version and the 46 in sony is a tad better item, it came with the 3D receiver inside of instead of separate devise you attach like my 55 in. Paid like 2K for the 46 new prices have dropped 500 since I bought it. Very satisfied with TV you get what u pay for
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ok so as is its not marketed as a 3d tv. my ps3 will say that it is 3d and i can get 3d movies off netflix bt they do not look right. the commercial for the new dinosaur movie came on and the t rex appeared 3d off the screen with no glasses. my friends where there during it to witness and vouch. at the end of the day Seiki won't know what to tell you and nore do I
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Yes Jeff...this was one of the factors that made me go with this model. It comes with 2 pair of the higher end ( incl Batteries ) 3D glasses. The TV also has the ability to turn non 3D programs into 3D. Have not really played with that feature too much but it is there. Hope this helped.
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I have the 55" model. Like mine, the LGLW5300 appears to NOT be a smart tv nor does the blu-ray player that comes with it have samrt tv capabilities according to he specs at http://www.walmart.com/ip/LG-47-Class-3D-LED-1080p-120Hz-1.2-ultra-slim-47LW5300-with-3D-Blu-ray-and-4-Pair-of-3D-Glasses-Bundle/16878618#Specifications. Hence there is no keyboard. I suggest you get an LG smart tv. I got a "smart" samsung 3D blu-ray player for $100 that streams video AND has a web browser and feed that to my "dumb" 3D 55" LG. You could do that to your 47" LG. However, few "smart" devices have web browsers and fewer have keyboards. I have the 55" model. Like mine, the LGLW5300 appears to NOT be a smart tv nor does the blu-ray player that comes with it have samrt tv capabilities according to he specs at http://www.walmart.com/ip/LG-47-Class-3D-LED-1080p-120Hz-1.2-ultra-slim-47LW5300-with-3D-Blu-ray-and-4-Pair-of-3D-Glasses-Bundle/16878618#Specifications. Hence there is no keyboard. I suggest you get an LG smart tv. I got a "smart" samsung 3D blu-ray player for $100 that streams video AND has a web browser and feed that to my "dumb" 3D 55" LG. You could do that to your... » Read More I have the 55" model. Like mine, the LGLW5300 appears to NOT be a smart tv nor does the blu-ray player that comes with it have samrt tv capabilities according to he specs at http://www.walmart.com/ip/LG-47-Class-3D-LED-1080p-120Hz-1.2-ultra-slim-47LW5300-with-3D-Blu-ray-and-4-Pair-of-3D-Glasses-Bundle/16878618#Specifications. Hence there is no keyboard. I suggest you get an LG smart tv. I got a "smart" samsung 3D blu-ray player for $100 that streams video AND has a web browser and feed that to my "dumb" 3D 55" LG. You could do that to your 47" LG. However, few "smart" devices have web browsers and fewer have keyboards. « Show Less
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is your 3d tv on the list of tvs that this device is supposed to operate on? are you running 3d media when testing this?
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It is 3D capable. If you have a 3D capable blu-ray player and if you can actually find (they are rare) 3D blu-ray movies or special events OR if your cable, dish, or whatever provider you use offers a program in 3D then you will be able to watch it in 3D IF you also purchase 3D glasses. Otherwise you will never know the difference and the likelyhood of ever using it is practically nil. Technology is working on improving 3D for home use in TV's to be viewed without glasses but they say it is still a few years away. This tv being 3D should not influence your decision to buy unless you have a special need for 3D (rare). It is 3D capable. If you have a 3D capable blu-ray player and if you can actually find (they are rare) 3D blu-ray movies or special events OR if your cable, dish, or whatever provider you use offers a program in 3D then you will be able to watch it in 3D IF you also purchase 3D glasses. Otherwise you will never know the difference and the likelyhood of ever using it is practically nil. Technology is working on improving 3D for home use in TV's to be viewed without glasses but they say it is still a few years away. This tv being 3D should not influence your decision to buy unless you have a... » Read More It is 3D capable. If you have a 3D capable blu-ray player and if you can actually find (they are rare) 3D blu-ray movies or special events OR if your cable, dish, or whatever provider you use offers a program in 3D then you will be able to watch it in 3D IF you also purchase 3D glasses. Otherwise you will never know the difference and the likelyhood of ever using it is practically nil. Technology is working on improving 3D for home use in TV's to be viewed without glasses but they say it is still a few years away. This tv being 3D should not influence your decision to buy unless you have a special need for 3D (rare). « Show Less
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To answer your question, it's HD and I don't think there are any TVs out there that are 3D all the time.
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Yes is the short answer. What i have discovered is that by default, the TV is 2D UNLESS you are streaming 3D content. For example I have ATT U-verse. They dont broadcast in 3d (they have a few special features, but not be default). I was afraid my TV wouldnt know how ot handle the 2D pic. its quite simple, being a "smartTV" it recognizes the 2d signal and broadcasts in 2D. Should 3d content be available, it will tell you "3d content is available, please put on 3d glasses" beautiful 2d picture. 3d is really kinda cool too. wish i wouldve figured this out earlier!!!!
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Yes, This TV allows to convert 2D video to 3D automatically. But you can easily feel the difference for 3D movies and 2d to 3d converted movies.