Buyers Guide To Lg’s New Cinema 3d

By Author: Barry Knightly
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3D TV is quickly gaining a reputation as the latest must-have in home entertainment. We now have the opportunity to view picture magic that was traditionally only available at the cinema.


In Paris on April 21 this year, LG launched the world’s first LED Cinema 3D range, available in sizes of between 32 and 55 inches.


Read the following guide to understand why it’s causing such a stir.


Certified Flicker Free Technology


LG’s new Cinema 3D boasts their patented Film Patterned Retarder (FPR) technology, which offers guaranteed “Flicker-Free” picture screens that correct glitches experienced by consumers viewing earlier 3D TV models. This technology has earnt the first ever quality guarantee certificate from Intertek and TUV, who are currently two of the most respected inspection and certification bodies.


Cross-Talk for Glitch Free Imaging


The Cinema 3D offers less cross-talk in comparison to other active 3D screens – without getting too technical, what this means is you’ll experience a smoother ...
... viewing experience than what previous 3D TV’s provide.


3D Viewing – Convenient Passive Display


Active Shutter Display glasses are the usual standard in most other 3D TV’s. They render 3D images by alternating picture frames to each of your eyes, creating the sense of depth as opposed to 2D. These glasses are not only rather heavy which makes them uncomfortable during lengthy viewing sessions, they are battery operated – just imagine having to recharge at a key point in a movie plot! What’s more, they will set you back around £100 each, which will put quite a strain on your bank balance if you intend on Sharing your 3D TV with family and friends.


LG has opted for Passive Display glasses for their Cinema 3D - these are the same battery-free glasses used at the cinema, which weigh around half that of standard active shutter glasses. In addition, LG supplies seven glasses with each Cinema 3D purchase, and additional ones cost only £2, meaning you’ll be able to share the experience with as many people as you choose without cost being a factor.


And speaking about sharing the impressive 3D experience with others, the Cinema 3D also offers a wider viewing angle in comparison to active display 3D because you won’t have to worry about synchronising the glasses with your TV. This means everyone can find a comfortable viewing spot without any image degradation or glitches occurring.


LED Technology


Another strong point of the Cinema 3D is that it offers one of the leading lighting technologies available to date – the LED backlighting also includes dimmer control so that you can sharpen the black/colour to make sure that your 3D viewing is rendered at optimal brightness.


Getting ‘Smart’


LG’s Cinema 3D’s come complete with Smart TV technology – this gives you a web browser for Internet access, tons of useful and fun apps as with your smartphone, streaming content, online rental and subscription services, plus the ability to keep fully up to date with your social networking contacts on platforms such as Facebook and Twitter. What’s more, the entire ‘Smart’ service is made easier by LG’s Magic Motion Remote Control, a Wi-Fi motion sensitive remote that allows for easy point and click navigation while you relax on your sofa.


Overview of Spec Features


The following is a summary of the impressive specifications you can expect from LG’s latest Cinema 3D:

Flicker and crosstalk free for a smoother viewing experience.
Comfortably light, battery-free 3D glasses.
LED technology for vivid imaging.
3D Light Boost for enhanced brightness.
Micro pixel control.
Smart TV technology for Internet connectivity.
Flexible viewing angles.
AV Mode II
DLNA / Wi-Fi / DVR ready.
DivX Plus / HD.
Clear Voice II for quality sound..
TruMotion 200Hz (LW6500) or TruMotion 100Hz (LW5700, LW5500, LW4500).
Smart Energy Saving.
2D to 3D conversion,

Conclusion


LG’s new Cinema 3D offering is set to take home entertainment to new heights. It’s my opinion that, like me, once you see the image quality it delivers in the flesh, you’ll be highly tempted to buy one.


About the Author: Barry Knightly owns an electronics repair business and is a Cinema 3D enthusiast.