- #BEST 3D GLASSES FOR EPSON PROJECTOR FULL#
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XpanD's X104 Universal 3D glasses work with most IR-based 3D displays. Those dongles are getting a bit harder to find though. You can even buy an RF dongle that will convert them to RF glasses to work with the newer 3D TVs and projectors. Unfortunately, they're also pretty expensive ($99 list price), but some sellers on Amazon have the small-sized version (for kids or adults with smaller heads) for under $10. We've confirmed that these also synch quickly with the PT-AE8000U and produce a pleasing 3D image. XPanD Youniversal 3D Glasses (aka, Model X104) - these are universal 3D glasses that work with multiple different brands of IR-based 3D TVs and projectors. They are large enough to fit over most prescription glasses. However, they are a bit stiff and slightly uncomfortable for extended viewing. The PlayStation 3 3D glasses offer a nicely wide field of view and good isolation from ambient room light. Sony's PlayStation 3 (PS3) 3D glasses work with a wide selection of IR-based 3D displays, including the Panasonic PT-AE8000U projector. Just make sure to give them a charge via the included USB charging cable, put some 3D content on the projector and hold the top button in for a few seconds for it to synch. We tested them and found that they synched quickly to the projector and created a rock solid 3D image. The best part is that these are currently widely available on Amazon (from third party sellers) for under $10/pair.
#BEST 3D GLASSES FOR EPSON PROJECTOR TV#
That TV used IR 3D Glasses and those glasses are actually somewhat "universal" and are compatible with the Panasonic 3D projectors.
#BEST 3D GLASSES FOR EPSON PROJECTOR PS3#
Sony made a 3D Display back in 2011 specifically for the PS3 for 3D gamers. Sony PS3 3D Glasses - this one was surprising to me. Here are a few 3D glasses that work with the Panasonic projector. Since we also have a PT-AE8000U in house (and we do love bargains), I decided to investigate some of the lower cost glasses options for the PT-AE8000. The good news is that, although the original Panasonic glasses are hard to find, there are a number of inexpensive 3D glasses that do work with the PT-AE8000U as well as its predecessor the PT-AE7000U. But for some unexplained reason, Panasonic stuck with 3D glasses that use IR (InfraRed) for their projector. Panasonic's own plasma TVs from 20 use this standard as do those newer Panasonic 3D glasses you mentioned.
#BEST 3D GLASSES FOR EPSON PROJECTOR FULL#
The Full HD 3D RF standard uses Bluetooth RF communication to synch the glasses with the display. Why does Panasonic's current top of the line 3D-capable home theater projector still use IR glasses technology from 2010? Panasonic led the charge for 3D glasses compatibility in 2011 by collaborating with many other manufacturers (Sony, Samsung, XPand, etc.) on a standard for active shutter 3D glasses and 3D-capable displays.
This is one of those great mysteries in life.
What gives? Any tips on where I can find those older Panasonic glasses or something else that would work? I thought the ones from the 2013 Panasonic plasma TVs would work (TY-ER3D4MU) but I tried that and they don't work with the projector. I can't find them for less than $100/pair. According to the Panasonic web site, I need the TY-EW3D3ME but these aren't made any more. I'd like to check out 3D on this puppy but Panasonic doesn't include any 3D glasses in the box with the projector. I've been waiting for this projector to go on sale and just picked one up. Thanks for the tip on the Panasonic PT-AE8000U projector for $1499.
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