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AgnesIO
24-10-2011, 01:34 PM
3D and 3D Ready?
Cheers x
GommeInc
24-10-2011, 01:46 PM
From a quick search on Google, 3D (or 3D integrated) means the TV comes with 3D glasses and/or a 3D transmitter, while 3D Ready means it is capable of 3D but you have to buy the glasses and/or transmitter seperately.
EDIT: That said, it also seems to mean that TVs that are 3D ready do not play 3D and are just 2D TVs that require special adaptors. So I assume 3D TV means a TV that can paly 3D, while 3D Ready means they cannot out of the box, and require a special adaptor. Just buy the TV which says 3D TV.
AgnesIO
24-10-2011, 01:48 PM
From a quick search on Google, 3D (or 3D integrated) means the TV comes with 3D glasses and a 3D transmitter, while 3D Ready means it is capable of 3D but you have to buy the glasses and transmitter seperately.
Excellent, thanks :)
I was going to search on Google, but decided I would just get long paragraphs confusing me lol
GommeInc
24-10-2011, 01:50 PM
Excellent, thanks :)
I was going to search on Google, but decided I would just get long paragraphs confusing me lol
Just edited my post :P It seems Google is confused too :P
Basically 3D Ready means it's a 2D TV which needs a special adaptor, while 3D integrated means it can play 3D out of the box.
triston220
24-10-2011, 02:22 PM
3D: Outputs 3D
3D Ready: Capable of receiving a 3D signal.
My projector is 3D Ready but I require a Optoma 3D-XL adapter (£240~) to use the 3D.
So all in all, a 3D ready device requires an adapter whereas a 3D device requires solely the input.
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