1080p projector certification even at slower framerate Its still fine for movies/data, i dont want t
I know current projectors cant do 1080p at 120hz and would suck for fast moving games. They are fine for 3d movies and none 3d at 1080p which is what projectors are used for 90% of the time by 90% of users, non 3d.
Why cant you give certification to one of these newer 1080p projectors untill 120hz 1080p comes out? even if u limit 3d gaming to 720p and 1080p for 3d movies (hopfully we could choose this and not have it inforced...)
My h5360 which was awesome is now dying and i wont be buying an outdated 720p projector. meaning i will have to buy a non supported projector and 4 more sets of glasses.
It seems really stupid u havnt alowed one of these yet? can the nvidia glasses ONLY work at 120hz? even if that is the case we can use 720p for gaming 5% of the time and 1080p for everything else.
Im sure anyone looking at 3d projectors for gaming would choose it for more flexibility
I know current projectors cant do 1080p at 120hz and would suck for fast moving games. They are fine for 3d movies and none 3d at 1080p which is what projectors are used for 90% of the time by 90% of users, non 3d.
Why cant you give certification to one of these newer 1080p projectors untill 120hz 1080p comes out? even if u limit 3d gaming to 720p and 1080p for 3d movies (hopfully we could choose this and not have it inforced...)
My h5360 which was awesome is now dying and i wont be buying an outdated 720p projector. meaning i will have to buy a non supported projector and 4 more sets of glasses.
It seems really stupid u havnt alowed one of these yet? can the nvidia glasses ONLY work at 120hz? even if that is the case we can use 720p for gaming 5% of the time and 1080p for everything else.
Im sure anyone looking at 3d projectors for gaming would choose it for more flexibility
I thought this type of projectors only had a single native resolution and 120hz is kind of important and a huge step forward over 60hz systems which gave each eye 30 images per second and were mostly unusable.
You are probably want the equivalent of hdmi 1.4 which has low framerate 1080p in 3D but then you need new glasses. There should be projectors targeting this market and if asked I see no reason for them not to be supported as 3DTV Play.
As for 3D Vision supported projectors I don't see the jump to 1080p 120hz duallink dvi happening soon.
Until the projector you desire is supported you will probably have to wait or pursue a HDMI solution.
I thought this type of projectors only had a single native resolution and 120hz is kind of important and a huge step forward over 60hz systems which gave each eye 30 images per second and were mostly unusable.
You are probably want the equivalent of hdmi 1.4 which has low framerate 1080p in 3D but then you need new glasses. There should be projectors targeting this market and if asked I see no reason for them not to be supported as 3DTV Play.
As for 3D Vision supported projectors I don't see the jump to 1080p 120hz duallink dvi happening soon.
Until the projector you desire is supported you will probably have to wait or pursue a HDMI solution.
PS. I know very little about projectors.
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I'm in the same boat re: H5360. Unfortunately, due to lack of response of my similar question and no info i can dig up, I'm going the route of ASUS 27" for gaming, and plasma 65" w/bluray players/cable for movies and other. Bummer as I would have liked to have all of this on a projector with higher def than the 5360.
I'm in the same boat re: H5360. Unfortunately, due to lack of response of my similar question and no info i can dig up, I'm going the route of ASUS 27" for gaming, and plasma 65" w/bluray players/cable for movies and other. Bummer as I would have liked to have all of this on a projector with higher def than the 5360.
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I understand there are projectors that do this with hdmi 1.4 with other glasses.
why cant we get one that works with nvidia glasses is all im saying, as like you said 1080p 120hz wont be at consumer prices in the near future :(
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Maybe I'm just confused, but I thought that other projectors WERE supported with 3DTV Play? There are 1080p ones listed there...
Why cant you give certification to one of these newer 1080p projectors untill 120hz 1080p comes out? even if u limit 3d gaming to 720p and 1080p for 3d movies (hopfully we could choose this and not have it inforced...)
My h5360 which was awesome is now dying and i wont be buying an outdated 720p projector. meaning i will have to buy a non supported projector and 4 more sets of glasses.
It seems really stupid u havnt alowed one of these yet? can the nvidia glasses ONLY work at 120hz? even if that is the case we can use 720p for gaming 5% of the time and 1080p for everything else.
Im sure anyone looking at 3d projectors for gaming would choose it for more flexibility
Why cant you give certification to one of these newer 1080p projectors untill 120hz 1080p comes out? even if u limit 3d gaming to 720p and 1080p for 3d movies (hopfully we could choose this and not have it inforced...)
My h5360 which was awesome is now dying and i wont be buying an outdated 720p projector. meaning i will have to buy a non supported projector and 4 more sets of glasses.
It seems really stupid u havnt alowed one of these yet? can the nvidia glasses ONLY work at 120hz? even if that is the case we can use 720p for gaming 5% of the time and 1080p for everything else.
Im sure anyone looking at 3d projectors for gaming would choose it for more flexibility
You are probably want the equivalent of hdmi 1.4 which has low framerate 1080p in 3D but then you need new glasses. There should be projectors targeting this market and if asked I see no reason for them not to be supported as 3DTV Play.
As for 3D Vision supported projectors I don't see the jump to 1080p 120hz duallink dvi happening soon.
Until the projector you desire is supported you will probably have to wait or pursue a HDMI solution.
PS. I know very little about projectors.
You are probably want the equivalent of hdmi 1.4 which has low framerate 1080p in 3D but then you need new glasses. There should be projectors targeting this market and if asked I see no reason for them not to be supported as 3DTV Play.
As for 3D Vision supported projectors I don't see the jump to 1080p 120hz duallink dvi happening soon.
Until the projector you desire is supported you will probably have to wait or pursue a HDMI solution.
PS. I know very little about projectors.
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why cant we get one that works with nvidia glasses is all im saying, as like you said 1080p 120hz wont be at consumer prices in the near future :(
why cant we get one that works with nvidia glasses is all im saying, as like you said 1080p 120hz wont be at consumer prices in the near future :(
I understand there are projectors that do this with hdmi 1.4 with other glasses.
why cant we get one that works with nvidia glasses is all im saying, as like you said 1080p 120hz wont be at consumer prices in the near future :(
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Maybe I'm just confused, but I thought that other projectors WERE supported with 3DTV Play? There are 1080p ones listed there...
I understand there are projectors that do this with hdmi 1.4 with other glasses.
why cant we get one that works with nvidia glasses is all im saying, as like you said 1080p 120hz wont be at consumer prices in the near future :(
Maybe I'm just confused, but I thought that other projectors WERE supported with 3DTV Play? There are 1080p ones listed there...