If I have Toshiba laptop a6653d, do i need anything other than glasses?
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No, you already have the emitter built into the laptop. All you need is the glasses.
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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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first you need to see what 3d monitor the laptop has built in. if it is passive then you buy passive glasses. if it is through NVidia 3d vision then you would use the NVidia glasses. Either way the laptop has to advertise that it is 3d because the monitor has to be 3d compatable.
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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 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 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... » Read More 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 « Show Less
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probably ok with glasses, however, I found this item was not computer compatible. Meaning you could not put the pictures on the computer :( We returned for refund.
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These are passive glasses in which i purchased for a 3D TV that needed active glasses so I returned them. According to my findings the answer is no. You need AG-S250 for your TV.
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The short answer is yes. However, you may need to do some modifications depending on what is there currently. Laptop optical drives are universal/standard. You may have to pull the one out that is currently in it and remove the face plate. The only time you typically run into a problem is if you are trying to put a standard drawer style optical drive into a laptop that has a slot load style (or vice versa). Then it can still be done but it looks kinda funky. There are many VERY easy to follow step by step instructions of how to go about swapping them out on youtube.com......Hope this helps.... The short answer is yes. However, you may need to do some modifications depending on what is there currently. Laptop optical drives are universal/standard. You may have to pull the one out that is currently in it and remove the face plate. The only time you typically run into a problem is if you are trying to put a standard drawer style optical drive into a laptop that has a slot load style (or vice versa). Then it can still be done but it looks kinda funky. There are many VERY easy to follow step by step instructions of how to go about swapping them out on youtube.com......Hope... » Read More The short answer is yes. However, you may need to do some modifications depending on what is there currently. Laptop optical drives are universal/standard. You may have to pull the one out that is currently in it and remove the face plate. The only time you typically run into a problem is if you are trying to put a standard drawer style optical drive into a laptop that has a slot load style (or vice versa). Then it can still be done but it looks kinda funky. There are many VERY easy to follow step by step instructions of how to go about swapping them out on youtube.com......Hope this helps.... « Show Less
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If you want to use the dlp glasses there is no need. It is used for the rf glasses to transfer the signal. Like a radio. More expensive but better glasses and 3d output with RF
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Dear Dianne,Thank you for your question regarding the Optoma HD25. Of course you will need 3D glasses. There are 2 types that you can use. There is the Optoma DLP Link Glasses and the Optoma RF Glasses. If you use the DLP Link Glasses then you will be set to go. If you choose the RF Glasses, then you will need the optional 3D RF Emitter. I hope I have answered your question satisfactorily. Feel free to contact us anytime. Thanks so much! Charlotte
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Nvidia Glasses kit are one option. You need a set of glasses and a receiver that either hook up to your computer or the monitor to sync
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Absolutely. That is why I bought them. For me they are the only reading glasses that work for me when I am on the computer.
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One more thing- I did some searching online, and came up with the gigabeat accessories page.http://ceaccessories.toshiba.com/searchresults.asp?search_id=10You'll have to cut and paste it, but it looks like a lot of Belkin stuff is compatible.
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This is barebone. You will need CPU, memory and HDD. You will need keyboard and mouse and display. I also added DVD writer (1/2 size for notebook) The kit will only take certain CPUs and note book size memory. I used i3-3225, Crucial 8GB Single DDR3 1600 MT/s (PC3-12800) CL11 SODIMM 204-Pin 1.35V/1.5V Notebook Memory CT102464BF160B. Toshiba TS-L633 8x DVD±RW DL Notebook SATA Drive. All the information can be found at Shuttle's website.
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I returned them without opening the box my tv and VCR came with 3D glasses you can check out my products on Amazon. Mbp International LLC
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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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not without a video card. the guy at geek squad told me not to waste my money (which was too late). Apparently it's a very complicated (and spendy) project to install a video card onto the new laptops. I ended up buying a new monitor that had both VGA and HDMI ports and gave my one-year old VGA port-only monitor to my mom.
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No. The glasses do not have a view screen. You need to connect to a computer via the included usb wire ( it is standard usb connector on the computer end and micro usb at the eyeware end. You download (copy) the video to your computer. It works with most Windows operating systems (2000, XP, Vista, and 7).
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I never used 3D games and movies on that laptop as I use it more for work (as a designer) Sorry that can not answer.
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It doesn't really matter what laptop you have. You just need usb3.0 or add one. It probably helps to have fast processor and lots of RAM since it seems video goes through processor instead of just video card.
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I would say yes off the bat. But, call Toshiba to make sure that it is compatible with your computer.