xpand 102 dlp glasses
I got a pair of xpand 102 3d dlp glasses today, and tried to see if I could use them alongside the Nvidia glasses. Well, they work, but not at the same time. The problem is the Nvidia emitter interferes with the xpand glasses. If I tuck the emitter back behind the TV, the xpand glasses work fine. So, it's too bad they can't be friendly. The xpand glasses are a bit more comfortable because of the rubber flex headband, but the lcd lens quality is identical (same brightness). So, if you have a DLP and decide on getting several pair of the xpand glasses for 3d broadcast TV or 3d blu-ray, this is just FYI that they do work with the Nvidia setup with a hidden emitter. I would just assume stick with the Nvidia glasses because of having rechargeable batteries, but you can't use them for broadcast like espn 3d (c'mon fios, hurry up and gimme).

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I got a pair of xpand 102 3d dlp glasses today, and tried to see if I could use them alongside the Nvidia glasses. Well, they work, but not at the same time. The problem is the Nvidia emitter interferes with the xpand glasses. If I tuck the emitter back behind the TV, the xpand glasses work fine. So, it's too bad they can't be friendly. The xpand glasses are a bit more comfortable because of the rubber flex headband, but the lcd lens quality is identical (same brightness). So, if you have a DLP and decide on getting several pair of the xpand glasses for 3d broadcast TV or 3d blu-ray, this is just FYI that they do work with the Nvidia setup with a hidden emitter. I would just assume stick with the Nvidia glasses because of having rechargeable batteries, but you can't use them for broadcast like espn 3d (c'mon fios, hurry up and gimme).
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Posted 06/30/2010 10:50 PM
I got a pair of xpand 102 3d dlp glasses today, and tried to see if I could use them alongside the Nvidia glasses. Well, they work, but not at the same time. The problem is the Nvidia emitter interferes with the xpand glasses. If I tuck the emitter back behind the TV, the xpand glasses work fine. So, it's too bad they can't be friendly. The xpand glasses are a bit more comfortable because of the rubber flex headband, but the lcd lens quality is identical (same brightness). So, if you have a DLP and decide on getting several pair of the xpand glasses for 3d broadcast TV or 3d blu-ray, this is just FYI that they do work with the Nvidia setup with a hidden emitter. I would just assume stick with the Nvidia glasses because of having rechargeable batteries, but you can't use them for broadcast like espn 3d (c'mon fios, hurry up and gimme).

3DVision
I got a pair of xpand 102 3d dlp glasses today, and tried to see if I could use them alongside the Nvidia glasses. Well, they work, but not at the same time. The problem is the Nvidia emitter interferes with the xpand glasses. If I tuck the emitter back behind the TV, the xpand glasses work fine. So, it's too bad they can't be friendly. The xpand glasses are a bit more comfortable because of the rubber flex headband, but the lcd lens quality is identical (same brightness). So, if you have a DLP and decide on getting several pair of the xpand glasses for 3d broadcast TV or 3d blu-ray, this is just FYI that they do work with the Nvidia setup with a hidden emitter. I would just assume stick with the Nvidia glasses because of having rechargeable batteries, but you can't use them for broadcast like espn 3d (c'mon fios, hurry up and gimme).
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Posted 06/30/2010 10:50 PM
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