Don't trust "The Illustrated 3D HDTV List" Listed TVs are not 3D Vision compatible
just a short warning before one of you buys a "frame-sequential 120Hz" hdtv over "The Illustrated 3D HDTV (and 3D Monitor) List"
most of the tvs do not support 120hz input as stated
for example the samsung...
manual clearly states only 60hz is supported
sony probably will be incompatible too
panasonic seems to work (but only at 720p)
anyway don't trust this site
the owner is making a lot of money due ref-links everytime someone gets tricked into buying a "120hz" tv at amazon
[quote name='dowant120hz' post='1035941' date='Apr 8 2010, 03:16 AM']just a short warning before one of you buys a "frame-sequential 120Hz" hdtv over "The Illustrated 3D HDTV (and 3D Monitor) List"
most of the tvs do not support 120hz input as stated
for example the samsung...
manual clearly states only 60hz is supported
sony probably will be incompatible too
panasonic seems to work (but only at 720p)
anyway don't trust this site
the owner is making a lot of money due ref-links everytime someone gets tricked into buying a "120hz" tv at amazon[/quote]
[quote name='dowant120hz' post='1035941' date='Apr 8 2010, 03:16 AM']just a short warning before one of you buys a "frame-sequential 120Hz" hdtv over "The Illustrated 3D HDTV (and 3D Monitor) List"
most of the tvs do not support 120hz input as stated
for example the samsung...
manual clearly states only 60hz is supported
sony probably will be incompatible too
panasonic seems to work (but only at 720p)
anyway don't trust this site
the owner is making a lot of money due ref-links everytime someone gets tricked into buying a "120hz" tv at amazon
Indeed some of the infos on the displays are outdated and need modification, however there is a warning message at the very top of the list for these new displays specifically saying :
[quote]Additionally, 3DMovieList is unable to guarantee the 3D compatibility of all products listed here - especially those that haven't been tested. Please do your homework. Manufacturers wishing to have their products verified for 3D compatibiity should contact 3DMovieList.
[...]
NEW and COMING SOON! 2010 range of 3DTVs - multiple technologies [b][u](Specifications and model numbers subject to confirmation)[/b][/u][/quote]
So yes you can trust this website if you know how to read.
As a reminder this website lists 3D displays in all forms, not "nvidia 3D vision ready displays". These displays are 3D displays (or "3D ready" if you want to use that term) but doesn't tell you the full status on driver or nvidia glasses support.
If you are looking for a list of officially supported displays for nvidia 3D vision, there is only one page which you can rely on [url="http://www.nvidia.com/object/3D_Vision_Requirements.html"]http://www.nvidia.com/object/3D_Vision_Requirements.html[/url]
Indeed some of the infos on the displays are outdated and need modification, however there is a warning message at the very top of the list for these new displays specifically saying :
Additionally, 3DMovieList is unable to guarantee the 3D compatibility of all products listed here - especially those that haven't been tested. Please do your homework. Manufacturers wishing to have their products verified for 3D compatibiity should contact 3DMovieList.
[...]
NEW and COMING SOON! 2010 range of 3DTVs - multiple technologies (Specifications and model numbers subject to confirmation)
So yes you can trust this website if you know how to read.
As a reminder this website lists 3D displays in all forms, not "nvidia 3D vision ready displays". These displays are 3D displays (or "3D ready" if you want to use that term) but doesn't tell you the full status on driver or nvidia glasses support.
the list from nvidia unfortunately isn't much better
listing checkerboard (more like "cancerboard") 60hz tvs as 3d-vision-ready and missing some models that really support it
i guess i'll make a list if there is nothing better the next few months
Yeah the author of that page is mistaken. Pretty much all of the 2010 model HDTVs use a 60Hz frame-packing method where both frames are contained on one image. Its still at 60Hz though as input, then the TV converts it to 120Hz frame-sequential. Maybe someone should email him.
Yeah the author of that page is mistaken. Pretty much all of the 2010 model HDTVs use a 60Hz frame-packing method where both frames are contained on one image. Its still at 60Hz though as input, then the TV converts it to 120Hz frame-sequential. Maybe someone should email him.
[quote name='dowant120hz' post='1036527' date='Apr 8 2010, 07:54 PM']the list from nvidia unfortunately isn't much better
listing checkerboard (more like "cancerboard") 60hz tvs as 3d-vision-ready and missing some models that really support it
i guess i'll make a list if there is nothing better the next few months[/quote]
Huh? Whats wrong with listing checkerboard as 3D ready? I like the 3D quality I get from my checkerboad DLP more than my 120hz Viewsonic monitor...
[quote name='disolitude' post='1037408' date='Apr 10 2010, 03:47 PM']Huh? Whats wrong with listing checkerboard as 3D ready? I like the 3D quality I get from my checkerboad DLP more than my 120hz Viewsonic monitor...[/quote]
half the resolution and twice the input lag compared to real 120hz 3d
you may like it better on your dlp because the dlp shows a much better (and bigger) picture in 60hz 2d
but the checkerboard 3d technology is absolutely inferior and sheds a bad light on 3d vision
[quote name='disolitude' post='1037408' date='Apr 10 2010, 03:47 PM']Huh? Whats wrong with listing checkerboard as 3D ready? I like the 3D quality I get from my checkerboad DLP more than my 120hz Viewsonic monitor...
half the resolution and twice the input lag compared to real 120hz 3d
you may like it better on your dlp because the dlp shows a much better (and bigger) picture in 60hz 2d
but the checkerboard 3d technology is absolutely inferior and sheds a bad light on 3d vision
[quote name='dowant120hz' post='1037791' date='Apr 11 2010, 02:31 AM']but the checkerboard 3d technology is absolutely inferior and sheds a bad light on 3d vision[/quote]
That is why DLP has no ghosting and the 120Hz certified screens have ghosting?
[quote name='dowant120hz' post='1037791' date='Apr 11 2010, 02:31 AM']but the checkerboard 3d technology is absolutely inferior and sheds a bad light on 3d vision
That is why DLP has no ghosting and the 120Hz certified screens have ghosting?
[quote name='cybereality' post='1037959' date='Apr 11 2010, 06:24 PM']That is why DLP has no ghosting and the 120Hz certified screens have ghosting?[/quote]
that's got nothing to do with checkerboard
dlp is just better than some cheap ass tft (in general)
most of the tvs do not support 120hz input as stated
for example the samsung...
manual clearly states only 60hz is supported
sony probably will be incompatible too
panasonic seems to work (but only at 720p)
anyway don't trust this site
the owner is making a lot of money due ref-links everytime someone gets tricked into buying a "120hz" tv at amazon
most of the tvs do not support 120hz input as stated
for example the samsung...
manual clearly states only 60hz is supported
sony probably will be incompatible too
panasonic seems to work (but only at 720p)
anyway don't trust this site
the owner is making a lot of money due ref-links everytime someone gets tricked into buying a "120hz" tv at amazon
most of the tvs do not support 120hz input as stated
for example the samsung...
manual clearly states only 60hz is supported
sony probably will be incompatible too
panasonic seems to work (but only at 720p)
anyway don't trust this site
the owner is making a lot of money due ref-links everytime someone gets tricked into buying a "120hz" tv at amazon[/quote]
You meant this page?
[url="http://www.3dmovielist.com/3dhdtvs.html"]http://www.3dmovielist.com/3dhdtvs.html[/url]
then i agree with u
and this was my topic which i had said about it
[url="http://forums.nvidia.com/index.php?showtopic=162227"]http://forums.nvidia.com/index.php?showtopic=162227[/url]
espacially i think Native 3d input format is wrong
it is not "Frame sequential 120hz"
It should be fixed to 60HZ or other ones
According to it,s spec
then most of all 3dtv is same as 2233rz?
No
I don,t think so
many people confused about this info
most of the tvs do not support 120hz input as stated
for example the samsung...
manual clearly states only 60hz is supported
sony probably will be incompatible too
panasonic seems to work (but only at 720p)
anyway don't trust this site
the owner is making a lot of money due ref-links everytime someone gets tricked into buying a "120hz" tv at amazon
You meant this page?
http://www.3dmovielist.com/3dhdtvs.html
then i agree with u
and this was my topic which i had said about it
http://forums.nvidia.com/index.php?showtopic=162227
espacially i think Native 3d input format is wrong
it is not "Frame sequential 120hz"
It should be fixed to 60HZ or other ones
According to it,s spec
then most of all 3dtv is same as 2233rz?
No
I don,t think so
many people confused about this info
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[quote]Additionally, 3DMovieList is unable to guarantee the 3D compatibility of all products listed here - especially those that haven't been tested. Please do your homework. Manufacturers wishing to have their products verified for 3D compatibiity should contact 3DMovieList.
[...]
NEW and COMING SOON! 2010 range of 3DTVs - multiple technologies [b][u](Specifications and model numbers subject to confirmation)[/b][/u][/quote]
So yes you can trust this website if you know how to read.
As a reminder this website lists 3D displays in all forms, not "nvidia 3D vision ready displays". These displays are 3D displays (or "3D ready" if you want to use that term) but doesn't tell you the full status on driver or nvidia glasses support.
If you are looking for a list of officially supported displays for nvidia 3D vision, there is only one page which you can rely on [url="http://www.nvidia.com/object/3D_Vision_Requirements.html"]http://www.nvidia.com/object/3D_Vision_Requirements.html[/url]
So yes you can trust this website if you know how to read.
As a reminder this website lists 3D displays in all forms, not "nvidia 3D vision ready displays". These displays are 3D displays (or "3D ready" if you want to use that term) but doesn't tell you the full status on driver or nvidia glasses support.
If you are looking for a list of officially supported displays for nvidia 3D vision, there is only one page which you can rely on http://www.nvidia.com/object/3D_Vision_Requirements.html
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listing checkerboard (more like "cancerboard") 60hz tvs as 3d-vision-ready and missing some models that really support it
i guess i'll make a list if there is nothing better the next few months
listing checkerboard (more like "cancerboard") 60hz tvs as 3d-vision-ready and missing some models that really support it
i guess i'll make a list if there is nothing better the next few months
EDIT: OK, I emailed him.
EDIT: OK, I emailed him.
check my blog - cybereality.com
[url="http://www.3dmovielist.com/3dhdtvs.html"]http://www.3dmovielist.com/3dhdtvs.html[/url]
http://www.3dmovielist.com/3dhdtvs.html
check my blog - cybereality.com
guess i was wrong about the owner
guess i was wrong about the owner
listing checkerboard (more like "cancerboard") 60hz tvs as 3d-vision-ready and missing some models that really support it
i guess i'll make a list if there is nothing better the next few months[/quote]
Huh? Whats wrong with listing checkerboard as 3D ready? I like the 3D quality I get from my checkerboad DLP more than my 120hz Viewsonic monitor...
listing checkerboard (more like "cancerboard") 60hz tvs as 3d-vision-ready and missing some models that really support it
i guess i'll make a list if there is nothing better the next few months
Huh? Whats wrong with listing checkerboard as 3D ready? I like the 3D quality I get from my checkerboad DLP more than my 120hz Viewsonic monitor...
half the resolution and twice the input lag compared to real 120hz 3d
you may like it better on your dlp because the dlp shows a much better (and bigger) picture in 60hz 2d
but the checkerboard 3d technology is absolutely inferior and sheds a bad light on 3d vision
half the resolution and twice the input lag compared to real 120hz 3d
you may like it better on your dlp because the dlp shows a much better (and bigger) picture in 60hz 2d
but the checkerboard 3d technology is absolutely inferior and sheds a bad light on 3d vision
That is why DLP has no ghosting and the 120Hz certified screens have ghosting?
That is why DLP has no ghosting and the 120Hz certified screens have ghosting?
check my blog - cybereality.com
that's got nothing to do with checkerboard
dlp is just better than some cheap ass tft (in general)
that's got nothing to do with checkerboard
dlp is just better than some cheap ass tft (in general)