Please note this deal is not for everyone but for the owners of Sony BRAVIA HX900 and HX800 series
Cheap way to update and Bring your 3D optional TV to life in Full HD 3D.
3D Transmitter for 3D optional YEAR 2010 BRAVIA Full HD 3D TVs.
Please note this deal is not for everyone but for the owners of Sony BRAVIA HX900 and HX800 series
Cheap way to update and Bring your 3D optional TV to life in Full HD 3D.
3D Transmitter for 3D optional YEAR 2010 BRAVIA Full HD 3D TVs.
I got the last one at Myer for just $1.00.
I saw JBHIFI selling it for $35 still.
Turns out that I own a HX800. My lucky day!
What does this do???
Seems to turn these Sony Bravia HX800 and HX900 series TV into full 3D televisions. How i've got no idea.
If you don't already own some Sony 3D glasses, this is the cheapest I could find after a quick search. I'm sure someone can direct you to a cheaper pair though.
http://www.bigbrownbox.com.au/sony-tdg500p-3d-glasses/?utm_m…
Sony TDG500P passive 3D Glasses are NOT compatible with HX900 and HX800 series TVs.
You need active shutter 3D glasses similar to this…
http://www.sony.com.au/product/tdg-br100/overview
You are awesome. Thanks for bringing this to my attention.
How does this make a TV 3D?
Basically I think the HX800 and HX900 require this to transmit the 3D signal to the glasses so while this doesn't actually turn the TV into a 3D TV, it's basically used like an antenna for the 3D glasses. Why they didn't build this into the TV and require an extra transmitter is beyond me.
Correct. The TVs are already capable of displaying a 3D signal; all that is needed for that is a high enough refresh rate (120hz?) so it can quickly change from the left image to the right image and back again. This additional hardware is required to tell the 3D glasses which eye to allow to see the image at what time - so your vision is synced to the images.
You can get universal 3D glasses now
Think they are branded xpand?
Ordered this on Monday night and it came on Wednesday morning. Great!
Don't own Sony BRAVIA, however a + for the good deal.