Plasma versus LCD TV Debate
Worldly Kajko of CANADA HiFi helps Pat Foran answer questions about the Plasma vs. LCD TV debate
LG's Passive-Polarized-Glasses 3DTV - Where is my Pixel?
In the former articles I covered the subject of the current battle between active-shutter glasses 3DTV and cool-polarized-glasses 3DTV technologies to gain consumer acceptance. I also illustrated how both TV technologies show 3D images and fleetingly introduced LG’s new passive 3DTV.
In this article I illustrate how that 3DTV employs a proprietary feature to claim it displays the full accuracy of the original 3D images, a claim LG used to challenge active-shutter glasses 3DTV technology known to be adept of full resolution per eye.
As mentioned in other articles, passive technology discards half of the pixels of the master 3D images and LG’s implementation of the technology has a more complex pixel management. This article discusses that intricacy.
Let us get started by exhibiting an example of 3D images I included on earlier articles to help the reader the hang of the subject graphically.
The pictures below represent the two angles of a 3D view of real life
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