what is the truth about pfl9705h/12 3d picture

[HOUDA]

I READ a LOT OF REVIEW ABOUT 3 D PICTURE IN PHILIPS 40" PFL 9705H/12 I NEED TO KNOW FROM PHILIPS IS IT ACCCEPTABLE - MODERATE - CAN I ENJOY WITH THIS 3 D OR NOT REGARDS

[Philips - Thomas]

Hi

Please watch your writings!

Regards
Thomas

[HOUDA]

Hi

Please watch your writings!

Regards
Thomas

sir i have already have this unique television but i did not watch 3 d on it that is all and all respect to philips products

[Eliot]

Houda,

I've owned a 46PFL9705 with 3D glasses.

It is a 1st generation 3D TV and there is an amount of crosstalk. It was much improved by the firmware updates, but the crosstalk does still rear its head from time to time.

Compared to other 1st gen 3D TV'S I've seen it does suffer crosstalk a little more than others, but it also offers more of a sense of 3D depth. It's certainly nowhere near as bad as some people make out, but it does fall short of the standard of excellence set by all other areas of the TV’s performance. It's still quite watchable and does make 3D blu-rays and 3D games more enjoyable, but you will look at it and be aware that this is Philips' first stab at the technology. That said it does make people say 'wow' when they see it for the first time.

Whether you'll feel that it's worth spending the extra money on the 3D glasses and transmitter only you can say. I've certainly enjoyed mine, but it came free with the TV. If it's only 3D content that you're lacking then buy one of the 3D Imax films of Amazon or somewhere similar for about £12 and give it a whirl.

Hope this helps,

Eliot