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How is 3D TV different from 3D in the theater
3DTV is a large screen, immersive experience. Many consumers have experienced 3D feature films at 3D movie theaters. The DLP technology is the technology used in majority of 3D cinema theaters.
DLP is also the technology used in Mitsubishi 3D-Ready and Mitsubishi 3D TVs! Just mentioning one brand here but many TV Makers have similar Models. In theaters, passive polarized 3D glasses are mainly used to view 3D movies. Most present day 3DTVs utilize active shutter glasses.
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