3D's back for E3

LG announced its latest “flicker-free” Cinema 3D TVs in January during CES Expo in Las Vegas, which is based on inexpensive or lightweight passive polarized 3D glasses and an integrated Cinema 3D technology. The modern Cinema 3D TV sets made by LG do not use the outdated technology of active shutter glasses which is commonly used in 3D TVs of other worldwide brands. According to LG, all the models of Cinema 3D TV have been certified “flicker-free” from the two world-renowned European-based certification agencies Intertek and TÜV. The worldwide acceptance and response of Cinema 3D TV LW5700 is quite amazing and sounding. Some of the major features of 3D TV LW5700 are discussed below:   

      

      Smart TV

·         2D to 3D conversion

·         Wide viewing angle

·         Light and comfortable glasses

·         3D light boost

·         Wide viewing angle

·         LED Plus

·         DLNA Plus/WiFi/DVR ready

·         Local Dimming

·         TruMotion 120(100)Hz

·         Smart Energy Saving+

We heard that 2011 would be the year of 3D TVs, but now, it seems to becoming reality around 3D TVs world. The Cinema 3D TV models come in various attractive and impressive sizes like 47”, 55” and 65” as well. Unlike active shutter glasses, the passive polarized 3D glasses don’t have alternate opening and closing, thus, there are no such drawbacks like image flickering, crosstalk and retention. The image appears smoother with high clarity and viewers may have pleasurable viewing experience without headache(also there are no batteries meaning you can watch more than one or two TV shows or play games with you friends for several hours). wider viewing angle of 178 degree with vivid and clear picture quality. LG has also admitted a variety of other features, like 3D light boost feature, which is a thin film on the screen that ensures “3D images are shown at full brightness”.