Does the 50" TV have Passive 3-D technology?
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Joan E Borel, This model has the Active Shutter 3-D technology. Thanks for your interest in Samsung products. --Mr. S
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I actually didn't buy this TV for the 3D, but we really enjoy it. No problem with the passive glasses. We see a lot of movies in 3D at the theatre, and the 3D on this TV definitely rivals it.
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The unit does not have 3d. But the picture is nice and the set is very thin and light. At 500 bucks it's worth it.
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Yes. Looks like that tv is passive 3d which is what these glasses are for. These are for the most part the same glasses you get if you go out to a 3d movie.
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Hi Edwards, The 3D function works great on this TV without any issues. -Anthony
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I cannot give you a definitive answer , because i am NOT SURE about the 3 D aspect and i do not want to give you information that i am not certain about . My TV is HD , but it is not 3 D. I love my recorder , i think it is a tremendously good buy for the money and i would not sell it for twice what i paid for it . You ( DO NOT ) have to pay a profane amount of money for merchandise just to get a good functioning unit .
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As long as your TV uses "passive" not "active" 3D technology, they should work.
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Not really. You can set the tv to 3d while watching media shot in 2d and it will have a slight effect, but not anything great. It is more cumbersome to wear the glasses than the worth of the "3d" quality. This tv works best for media actually shot in 3d and even if it is 3d specific. I just watched the new Dr. Who ep shot in 3d ( downloaded 3d file -&gt; ps3) which was side by side and was probably the best quality 3d viewing I've gotten out of the tv.
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This DVD/Blu-Ray player does not require a 3-D TV to connect to, it works on our HDTV fine. It plays regular DVD
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I don't utilize my tv to surf the net. And yes it has 2D to 3D conversion "simulation". All around love the tv.
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No, unfortunately not. It's a great TV otherwise and the 3D looks really good.
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Yes, the 3D function has to be enabled and only works with 3D programming. By default, the tv will be in "normal" mode.
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Yep, it's 3D ready I bought a pair of active glasses, but have only used them just once. Unless you're big into 3D, I'd say don't bother. The TV itself is great. Probably the best electronics purchase I ever made. Still as sharp as the first day I turned it on 3 years ago.
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Yes. Even when the receiver is off, it will pass a 3D signal through to the TV.
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At least on the 50" version there are two HDMI ports on the back of the television.
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To answer your question, it's HD and I don't think there are any TVs out there that are 3D all the time.
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Yes, but only 45 degrees in each direction. However, the TV is light enough to move easily...maybe too easily.