DLP 3D shutter glasses and transmitter family 4 pack for your compatible 3D HDTV (computer or converter required for some 3D content) Review

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(More customer reviews)These are the glasses and transmitter that you need for 3D on your set, the only warning that I can give you is that a stand alone 3D blue ray player will not work with your Samsung 3D ready DLP tv... you must have a computer connected by HDMI to your HDMI/DVI port and you need to be using Cyberlink Power DVD 10 if you want to play 3D Blue Ray. There are other players that will let you play 3D DVD's but the Cyberlink software is the only way to get 3D blue ray on your 3D ready DLP. You may ask why won't a 3D blue ray player work? Because they use a newer version of HDMI which you don't have. Also, as I stated before you have to have the computer connected to the only HDMI port that is also a DVI port because, here's the kicker, your set works with this other format, which they abandoned. See the lessons we learn from being the first to purchase a new technology! One other note on these glasses... They work and most of the others will not, here's why: The DLPs work at a much higher sync rate in 3D mode, which is awsome but once again, something they abandoned. Other glasses will not operate at this frame rate (120 hz) and will not work with your system. Please learn from my experience and save yourself the headache and expense of trying to get your DLP to work any other way... You need a computer, Cyberlink Power DVD 10, these glasses with the included transmitter that plugs into you 3D port on your TV. Then WOW!!!

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This bundle is the ULTIMATE way to view 3D on your 3D-ready Mitsubishi or Samsung DLP HDTV! Simply hook your computer to the TV, connect the transmitter and glasses and enjoy your 3D content. Note that 3D software is required to view 3D movies, DVDs or Blu ray discs. For DVDs & movies, Stereoscopic player is recommended. For 3D Blu rays, a Blu ray drive is required and Power DVD 10 Ultra 3D is recommended). These glasses can also be used to play PC games in true 3D! This pack includes: 4 pair of wireless glasses and 1 wireless transmitter. This pack is compatible with the following Samsung DLP monitors (& any other 3D Ready televisions not listed): HL-50A650 HL-56A650 HL-61A650 HL-61A750 HL-67A750 HL-72A650 HL-T4675S HL-T5075S HL-T5076S HL-T5087S HL-T5089S HL-T5675S HL-T5676S HL-T5687S HL-T5689S HL-T6176S HL-T6187S HL-T6189S HL-T7288W and with the following Samsung Plasma monitors(& any other 3D Ready televisions not listed): PN42A450P PN50A450P PS42A450 PS42A450P1 PS50A450 PS50A450P1 PS50A476 Alsowith the following Mitsubishi DLP monitors (& any other 3D Ready televisions not listed): WD-60C9 WD-65C9 WD-73C9 WD-57833 WD-60735 WD-60737 WD-65735 WD-65736 WD-65737 WD-65833 WD-65835 WD-65837 WD-73735 WD-73736 WD-73737 WD-73833 WD-73835 WD-73837 WD-82737 WD-82837.PC System Requirements: Intel® Pentium 4 1.6GHz or Athlon XP 512MB RAM DirectX 9.0c compatible graphics card * 100MB free disk space Windows® XP, Vista or 7, DirectX 9.0c compatible sound card Internet connection DVD-ROM drive Network card * NOTE: VGA to HDMI cable or DVI to HDMI adaptor is required for VGA or DVI cards.These glasses were created for use with a PC, however, they will work great with Mitsubishi 3D TVs using the optional 3DA-1 adapter.Although these glasses CAN work with the 3DC-1000 starter kit using the included emitter, they are NOT compatible with emitter included with the starter kit.For compatible glasses, please use this URL:http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0047UIA7O

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Sony 3DBNDL/ALICE 3D Deluxe Starter Kit, Black Review

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(More customer reviews)This kit contains everything you need to make use of the 3D features of a Sony 3D-capable television.
Installation is dead simple: Turn off the TV. Plug the emitter cable into the special jack on the back of the television, attach the emitter itself someplace for maximum room coverage, and you're almost good to go. The manual suggested attaching the emitter in front of the set, attached to the TV base, for those not having the TV mounted on the wall, but we found we got better coverage with it on top of the set.
It's also recommended to use the HDMI cable included in the kit to connect your 3D-capable blu-ray player or PS3 to the television, because it's guaranteed to support 3D data transfer speeds.
One thing I did need to do, since we'd been using our firmware-upgraded Playstation 3 -before- adding the 3D accessories, was to go into the PS3 video settings and set it to recognize the new configuration. Once I did this, 3D options became available on several of the games already on the PS3, and the "Alice" 3D blu-ray was recognized as playable (1st attempt, the PS3 said we didn't have accessible 3D equipment, which was my clue to go check).
Turn on the glasses with the little button under the front right temple hinge, and enjoy.
The 3D experience was pretty awesome, the illusion of depth is undeniable and convincing, and it increases the immersive feel of movies, although it does take some getting used to. Also, for some reason, one of the sets of included shutter glasses fits me well, while the other doesn't. No clue as to why the difference.
Note: This kit only includes two pair of adult-sized glasses. If you have more family members and/or young kids or older youths, you may want to buy more pairs. Get Sonys or the Xpand universal shutter glasses, or they won't work (each manufacturer uses a slightly different standard, not unlike the way a remote control for one TV brand won't work for other brands).
Pros:
- The Sony glasses seemed sturdier and better made than other models (Sony, Samsung, and Panasonic were those I tested and compared at a local Costco), and were among the most comfortable
- Undeniably solid 3D effects with minimal ghosting, mostly caused by me shifting my head around too much because I was eating dinner while watching the movie
- 3D video games are quite amazing (Super Stardust HD was free along with several other downloadable 3D PS3 games as bonus gifts with our Sony Bravia TV -- and it's incredible)
- The simulated 3D was kind of neat, although I can't see using this feature much
Cons:
- The shutter glasses work by blocking your vision in alternating eyes with LCD lenses. Unavoidably, this causes your TV to look dimmer and darker. A way around this is to adjust the TV picture to Vivid, image and backlighting both to Max, Cinemotion OFF (reduces shutter-flicker, especially with the simulated 3D mode), color temperature to Cool. Setting Motion-Flow to Standard also seemed to improve the picture crispness and clarity, although we never use the feature outside of 3D because it looks too weird.
- Obviously if you have only one functioning eye (and thus no actual depth perception), this product is not for you.
- The glasses are a little heavy and can be tiring during a long film, and while they're designed to fit over normal prescription eyeglasses, some folks' eye-wear might be too large.
- There just aren't very many 3D films available yet, although with this year's major manufacturer push to make the home equipment available, this should go up and the prices come down. That said, the prices for the 3D versions of 'Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs' and 'Open Season' (both are animated films) are reasonable. We'll probably see lots of Pixar films released in 3D blu-ray before long, because the re-encoding isn't that difficult for the studios to do. Be careful when shopping for 3D movies, because quite a few of them are the old-style blue-and-red nausea-inducing kind, and not these new shutter-glasses films. Amazon helpfully lists all the genuine new 3D blu-rays on a special page...which, if you go look, is sadly short in length.
Important note: If you are buying this Sony 3D kit in the hope of picking up a copy of "Avatar" in 3D soon, forget it unless you have a lot of disposable income. Panasonic locked in exclusive rights (reportedly for a full year), and right now the only way to get Avatar 3D is to buy their 3D accessory kit or look for other people selling their copy on eBay (and as of Dec 2010, several hundred bucks a copy, which is even more ridiculous). If you do acquire a copy of the disc, it will play on the Sony equipment however, as will any other 3D blu-ray disc.
Another note: If you got this kit along with a new Sony Bravia 3D-ready TV, go through all the papers and inserts that came with it, along with any other new Sony equipment you may have purchased recently. With the new TV, I found the 3D Playstation 3 free games offer, and a bonus from Sony to receive two 3D blu-ray discs (Bolt (yay!) and Michael Jackson (meh)) just for registering the television on their website.
Would I recommend this product to others? Yes.
Why four stars instead of five? Two factors: The current extreme paucity of 3D blu-ray movies available, and the difficulty I've had in getting a really good, comfortable fit with the glasses, although I'm doubtful any of the other models are better.

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Enjoy an incredible, high-quality 3D entertainment experience when you combine this 3D deluxe starter kit with a compatible BRAVIA 3D HDTV. The starter kit includes two pairs of 3D active glasses, a 3D sync transmitter, Disney's Alice in Wonderland 3D Blu-ray Disc, and an HDMI cable.
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