Simple solution turns 3D TV glasses incompatibility on its head
By wearing opposing brands' active shutter 3D glasses upside down, viewers can still get the full benefits from Panasonic and Samsung 3D TVs
Article Summary
Although 3D TV manufacturers are playing nicely by agreeing to a standard 3D Blu-ray format, they’ve unfortunately clung to their proprietary ways for active shutter glasses needed to view 3D TV images. This means anyone who shells out for a new 3D TV isn’t able to take their glasses to a friend’s home to watch their 3D TV unless it is the same brand. But the folks at Home Cinema Choice have stumbled across an easy – albeit less than comfortable – solution. Just turn the glasses upside down.
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