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LG 3D Cinema TV. What are they like? 65LW6500 or 55LW6500 LED?

• I am thinking of getting one on these TV's. The thing I like about these TV they use the passive (polorising) 3D glasses (cheap) rather than other 3 D TV's that use the battery operated shutter 3D glasses (expensive). This means if your have 10 friends over it manageable to get 3D glasses for everybody. I wonder if any body who has one of these TV's could make comment as if there are happy with this TV and if the 3D experience is good and would that be likely to recommend this type of TV. If anybody has found any drawbacks or disappointments with this TV would also be interested to know. Generally if anybody has a TV or this type, are you happy with it? Any comments would be appreciated. Thanks in advance.

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  @ racingcivic You obviously have no idea what you're talking about. Please fully understand passive technology before you start to make comments using key terms developed by review sites. Passive 3D is 1080p. The reason it is also considered 540p is because of the image is interlaced to produce a 1080p image vs active producing a progressive 1080p image. I can't seem to understand where you get the idea friends will think a TV is poor quality because it is passive. I sure hope not all your answers are as "intelligent" as the one you posted here because you obviously have no idea what you're talking about. You and your constant ANTI -LG posts make me think you're a samsung rep. Why do you think Sony and Pansonic decided to develop passive 3D TVs for 2012? Because their cheaper? Think again. They are equally expensive. It is because performance isnt sacrificed for convenience. Full HD 3D? That term was created as a gimmick. The only standard that should be used for TV is whether buy or no buy.