3D Glasses For Mitsubishi TV
When selecting 3D glasses for Mitsubishi TVs, there are a few things you may want to know and consider. First is that Mitsubishi offers both an 3D adapter back and 3D starter pack which work with their 3D ready TVs. The adapter pack consists of the 3D signal adapter and a remote control and retails for under $100. The remote control consist of two buttons, one to turn the adapter on and off and the other to turn on 3D mode. This pack is just the adapter therefore you will need to purchase Mitsubishi 3D glasses separately.
The 3D starter pack includes the adapter and remote, similar to the adapter pack, however also includes two pairs of glasses. The starter pack retails for under $400 so if you do not already have 3D glasses for your Mitsubishi TV this is likely a good place to start.
Note, that the Mitsubishi adapter and starter packs work with Mitsubishi 3D ready TVs. For a list of Mitsubishi ready 3D TVs, see 3D ready TV.
Note that Mitsubishi does not convert 2D to 3D content, like Samsung does, therefore you will need a source of 3D content such as a 3D Blu Ray player.
3D Glasses And Compatibility
When selecting 3D TV glasses, it is important to note that glasses are not necessary compatible across brands of TVs. The glasses need to synchronize with the TV and the approach to this synchronization has not been standardized across the industry, therefore it is best to purchase glasses that match the brand of 3D TV you will be watching 3D content on.
How The 3D TV Works
If you are interest in the different types of 3D glasses and how the active shutter glasses work, see how the 3D TV works for more information and additional articles 3D technology.
3D TVs
See 3D TV to learn more about 3D TVs, the different technology options, which is best for your needs and which one is the best value for the money. What are the trade offs and what other features should be considered when selecting your TV such as 2D to 3D conversion.
3D TV Without Glasses
Many people are asking if you can watch 3D TV without glasses. The answer, at this time, is that 3D glasses are required. If you are interested in learning more about watching without the glasses see 3D TV without glasses.