Seconded. I bought a LG 32LW45 just the other day as it was on offer. I don't see any drop in image quality with 3D content when 3D mode is on unless I move real close to the screen, in which then the scan lines becomes somewhat obvious. The fact that the glasses aren't flickery at all (and the fact that I can actually have this polarizing feature added to my prescription glasses the next time I get them made) are all advantages that active shutter glasses lack.
My only complaints are that the sets start up with a picture lag which gradually disappears, and that sometimes it fails to detect 3D mode properly (though I'm beginning to suspect this to be the fault of the HDMI cable- what happens when you buy cheapo from Carrefour I guess).
Samsung can go take their active 3D and shove it up their arse. I'm convinced of the advantages of passive 3D, even if resolution is halved and the picture is interlaced.
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Seconded. I bought a LG 32LW45 just the other day as it was on offer. I don't see any drop in image quality with 3D content when 3D mode is on unless I move real close to the screen, in which then the scan lines becomes somewhat obvious. The fact that the glasses aren't flickery at all (and the fact that I can actually have this polarizing feature added to my prescription glasses the next time I get them made) are all advantages that active shutter glasses lack.
My only complaints are that the sets start up with a picture lag which gradually disappears, and that sometimes it fails to detect 3D mode properly (though I'm beginning to suspect this to be the fault of the HDMI cable- what happens when you buy cheapo from Carrefour I guess).
Samsung can go take their active 3D and shove it up their arse. I'm convinced of the advantages of passive 3D, even if resolution is halved and the picture is interlaced.