Published On: September 9, 2010

LG Introduces First 3D TV With THX 3D Certification

Published On: September 9, 2010
Last Updated on: October 31, 2020
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LG Introduces First 3D TV With THX 3D Certification

THX, the sound system pioneered by George Lucas and company, is now part of LG Electronics new 3D TVs. The THX 3D certification means that more than four hundred tests were performed on LG's FX950 Plasma HDTV series to ensure compliance with the system's high standards.

LG Introduces First 3D TV With THX 3D Certification

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lg_tv_px950n.gifLG Electronics has just announced the availability of the first 3D HDTV to be THX Certified - the LG Infinia PX950 Plasma HDTV series.

 

To earn the new THX 3D Display Certification, the PX950 passed more than 400 laboratory tests evaluating left and right eye images for color accuracy, cross-talk, viewing angles and video processing performance. In addition to the THX 3D Display Certification, the PX950 had to pass THX certification for picture quality in 2D, which must be achieved before passing THX 3D certification. Viewers can select THX 2D or 3D cinema modes for 2D or 3D movie experiences from broadcast sources and Blu-ray Discs.

The PX950 works with the use of active shutter glasses and an emitter built directly into the TV. With 600Hz max sub-field driving, viewers can enjoy the fastest action sequences in gaming, sports and movies. LG's 3D Plasma Panel also allegedly phases out light to produce images that are practically blur-free. LG's TruBlack filter is designed to help block external light reflections while adjusting the transmission of internal light to produce reportedly deeper blacks and contrast levels. The new line also comew with the Dual XD engine which is designed to upconvert standard definition sources

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Learn more about LG products by reading our other articles, including the LG47LE8500 LED LCD HDTV reviewed by Adrienne Maxwell, the article LG Electronics Introduces Suite Of 3D Technology, and the LG BX580 3D Blu-ray player review.  Visit our LG brand page to learn more about the company itself.

The 60- and 50-inch class PX950 plasma HDTVs also come with a variety of entertainment options from NetCast, including Netflix, VUDU, Yahoo! widgets, YouTube, and Picasa web albums. Also, the PX950 supports the Multi Picture Format (MPF) function, enabling users to connect their 3D cameras to the TV and view their 3D pictures directly on the screen.

The PX950 line features television sets that have a thin 2.1-inch depth and a reportedly wide 3D viewing angle. LG claims the angle is so great that users may sit or lie down anywhere in front of the television and still see pleasing 3D images.

LG's PX950 series is available now in 60- and 50-inch class screen sizes at MSRPs of $2,999 and $1,999, respectively.

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