CINEMA 3D: LG's next-generation 3D TV technology
Currently, sales of 3D TVs in Hungary account for a few percent of the TV market, which is what LG is expected to start growing thanks to the new Cinema 3D technology.
CINEMA 3D ™ TVs are based on FPR (Film Patterned Retarder), a technology based on a special film layer that separates images produced for the left and right eyes. The separated images are combined by the CINEMA 3D ™ glasses, the main purpose of which is to merge the individual frames and thus create a 3D image that does not duplicate the image. The resulting picture quality has been awarded the “flicker-free” rating by two world-renowned European-based certification institutes, Intertek and TÜV CINEMA 3D ™ TV, making it the first 3D TV in the world to receive this designation.
Another advantage of next-generation 3D television is that it converts two-dimensional content to 3D, so the user can also experience the special experience of three dimensions in television broadcasting. The upgraded broadcast gets more depth, which is a much richer experience than the two dimensions, but the picture quality certainly can't compete with the originally 3D content.
LW650S: excellent image quality but peppery price tag.
The CINEMA 3D TV ™ glasses weigh only 16 grams and have no electrical components, so it completely eliminates electromagnetic waves, is less vulnerable and does not need to be charged. Of the new 3D TVs, the LW4500 and LW5500 are now available in major consumer electronics stores, and the other models are constantly coming to stores.
