Pete T C
Second Unit
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- Aug 1, 2003
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Option 1: Dolby method
* Compatible with most current Blu-ray players (does not require new player purchase in most cases)
* May require new HDTV purchase, but is compatible with many current 3D DLP HDTVs (requires new TV purchase if you do not have one of these)
* Should be compatible with most current HDMI equipment (i.e. A/V receivers, scalers, etc)
* Full color 3-D
* Effective resolution of 960x1080
Option 2: Panasonic method
* Requires new Blu-ray player purchase
* Requires new HDTV purchase
* Players will likely need dual HDMI outputs as the 3-D video portion will likely be incompatible with current HDMI equipment
* Full color 3-D
* Effective resolution of 1920x1080
What do you think? They both have some clear advantages but only one will be the Blu-ray standard.
* Compatible with most current Blu-ray players (does not require new player purchase in most cases)
* May require new HDTV purchase, but is compatible with many current 3D DLP HDTVs (requires new TV purchase if you do not have one of these)
* Should be compatible with most current HDMI equipment (i.e. A/V receivers, scalers, etc)
* Full color 3-D
* Effective resolution of 960x1080
Option 2: Panasonic method
* Requires new Blu-ray player purchase
* Requires new HDTV purchase
* Players will likely need dual HDMI outputs as the 3-D video portion will likely be incompatible with current HDMI equipment
* Full color 3-D
* Effective resolution of 1920x1080
What do you think? They both have some clear advantages but only one will be the Blu-ray standard.