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3D Glasses
Im looking for some 3D glasses on ebay to play a 3D movie i bought today to try on my new 3D TV.
My TV is a Toshiba, do i have to buy 3D glasses especially for the Toshiba or are they all just generic? |
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Didn't the TV come with at least one pair?
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What model of TV? Which 3D system does it use Active ir Passive? You need to match the glasses with the 3D system, the TV manufacturer is irrelevant.
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Don't all 3D TVs come with at least a few pairs of glasses? I remember I got two pairs of active glasses with my Samsung and LGs passive ones used to come with 6-8 pairs?
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My TV didnt come with glasses.
I have no idea if its active or passive but its a Toshiba 48U7653D-B. Can anyone help please? P.S. Just looking now and i think its active 3D can someone double check for me? If this is the case will any active 3D glasses work? |
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http://tveu.compal-toshiba.com/uk/en...STRUCTIONS.pdf
It is active shutter glasses that it uses. I think its these ones? http://www.laptopsdirect.co.uk/toshi...2g/version.asp |
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Those ones are out of stock Stephen.
Wont any active glasses work? |
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Most are specifically made for each brand or model.
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wow I thought that was a dead technology fad, is 3 D still going ?
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I still use mine for my 3D Blu Ray collection and still buy new ones.
So yes it's still a thing. |
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Quote:
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Universal-...wAAOSw-W5Ux35q |
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They are IR. Most new tv's use Bluetooth glasses.
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AARRGGHHHH this is all so confusing!
I just want a pair that will work lol. I bought a pair of these to try as they list the model number of my TV.... http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/like/22215...8615505&crdt=0 |
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You should be OK with them.
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