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Jun 30 2011, 5:20pm CDT | by Mark Raby
A new study suggests people far and away prefer LG's passive "Cinema 3D" technology, but the study was commissioned by LG.
To be fair, companies commission studies all the time, and they're performed by independent third parties. Many times, the studies do not reflect the company in a positive light - obviously the only ones they publish are the ones that do have favorable results.
That being said, this study should still be taken with a grain of salt, but not dismissed entirely.
The survey found that 80% of respondents preferred the overall 3D experience of LG's "Cinema 3D" technology over Samsung's active 3D.
The study itself was done by a third party called Morpane.
During the survey, respondents watched clips on an LG 3D TV and a Samsung 3D TV and then were asked which one they prefer in a handful of categories:
- Overall 3D experience
- 3D picture quality
- 3D effect
- 3D glasses
In every category, consumers chose LG as their preferred choice, with 77% - 80% of respondents choosing it over Samsung.
Samsung's 3D TV models, which came out more than a year before any of LG's Cinema 3D systems, require users to wear electronic 3D glasses and work best when they are facing the TV head-on. LG's TVs, on the other hand, use the same kind of glasses as those used in movie theaters and allow a wider viewing angle, but the technology is not as sophisticated.
The latter point didn't seem to matter to the people in the survey, since LG's technology is more user-friendly.
"We developed LG Cinema 3D to solve the problems consumers were experiencing with active 3D and to provide the best 3D experience in the home. With its outstanding picture quality, affordability, and easy-to-use and share glasses, it’s no surprise that LG Cinema 3D technology is preferred by four out of five of consumers over Sony and Samsung’s active 3D," said LG CEO Wayne Park in a statement.
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Mark Raby
Based in New York City, Mark follows the consumer electronics industry like a hawk. A published book author, he has a particular affinity for 3D technology and video games, and as such will surely be in the market for a new pair of glasses soon. Mark can be contacted directly at mark@i4u.com.
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