Comments on: Samsung is First to Mass Produce 3DTVs http://www.3dtvsource.com/samsung-is-first-to-mass-produce-3dtvs/ 3D TV Technology News, Reviews and Movies Tue, 22 Jun 2010 01:20:14 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: John Nemesh http://www.3dtvsource.com/samsung-is-first-to-mass-produce-3dtvs/comment-page-1/#comment-3836 John Nemesh Wed, 07 Apr 2010 21:16:21 +0000 http://www.3dtvsource.com/?p=266#comment-3836 It doesn't look like Samsung will make a converter for their older "3D-Ready" sets, however, it has been confirmed that the Mitsubishi 3DC-1000, expected to go on sale late spring 2010 for under $100, will work with the Samsung sets as well as the Mitsubishi TVs. I have a Samsung HL-61A750 set myself, and I am checking the web daily to see when this thing is released. While our older sets will be compatible, they will only do 1080i instead of the full 1080p of the new standard. For me, that is not a big deal, it may be a bigger deal for others. The last part of the puzzle will be what 3D glasses are compatible with this converter. I am hoping I can use Samsungs new glasses (they are inexpensive, look ok, and most importantly, I can buy them at cost!) :) The most exciting thing for me is that with my existing TV set and my existing PS3, all I have to do is get the adapter and glasses and I am all set for 3D! It doesn’t look like Samsung will make a converter for their older “3D-Ready” sets, however, it has been confirmed that the Mitsubishi 3DC-1000, expected to go on sale late spring 2010 for under $100, will work with the Samsung sets as well as the Mitsubishi TVs. I have a Samsung HL-61A750 set myself, and I am checking the web daily to see when this thing is released. While our older sets will be compatible, they will only do 1080i instead of the full 1080p of the new standard. For me, that is not a big deal, it may be a bigger deal for others. The last part of the puzzle will be what 3D glasses are compatible with this converter. I am hoping I can use Samsungs new glasses (they are inexpensive, look ok, and most importantly, I can buy them at cost!) :)

The most exciting thing for me is that with my existing TV set and my existing PS3, all I have to do is get the adapter and glasses and I am all set for 3D!

]]> By: DJ Moore http://www.3dtvsource.com/samsung-is-first-to-mass-produce-3dtvs/comment-page-1/#comment-3822 DJ Moore Mon, 05 Apr 2010 18:58:49 +0000 http://www.3dtvsource.com/?p=266#comment-3822 These units are very impressive, we finally have 3D in full color without the red/green glasses. However I see it taking many years before becoming mainstream as so many have purchased screens not 3D ready, we need a stand alone universal converter to bring us all up to speed without re-buying whole systems. The manufacturer that can pull that off will have huge sales numbers. These units are very impressive, we finally have 3D in full color without the red/green glasses. However I see it taking many years before becoming mainstream as so many have purchased screens not 3D ready, we need a stand alone universal converter to bring us all up to speed without re-buying whole systems. The manufacturer that can pull that off will have huge sales numbers.

]]> By: MR http://www.3dtvsource.com/samsung-is-first-to-mass-produce-3dtvs/comment-page-1/#comment-3733 MR Thu, 28 Jan 2010 13:43:33 +0000 http://www.3dtvsource.com/?p=266#comment-3733 I am one of those people who bought one of Samsung's 3D "future" ready LED DLP's back in early 2008. It seems like now the new standard will not be compatible with the older "future" ready TV's. I know Mitsubishi will have an adapter which will make there older 3D DLP's compatible with the new standard. Will Samsung be doing the same thing? I am one of those people who bought one of Samsung’s 3D “future” ready LED DLP’s back in early 2008. It seems like now the new standard will not be compatible with the older “future” ready TV’s. I know Mitsubishi will have an adapter which will make there older 3D DLP’s compatible with the new standard. Will Samsung be doing the same thing?

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