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A smart television has a network capability and will be able to display content from internet streaming servers, download and display files and access content on local networks in many cases.
The majority of 3D televisions are also smart televisions but not necessarily so.
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What is the basic difference between smart TV 3d TV and 3d TV?
Both are almost same except only for some few features related to content sharing and internet applications. A 3D TV(can also be a smart TV+3D) can view 3D content, whereas Smart TV has more internet applications. Smart TV comes with more applications like face book, YouTube, Skype, web browsing, Picasa etc.
How energy efficient are LED smart TVs compared to 3d TVs?
2D and 3D televisions as well as smart televisions all share the same display technology. Energy efficiency is affected by the method of screen illumination and by the image processing that is performed in every television. The use of 3D or smart technologies makes little difference to the overall energy consumption. For energy improvements, more efficient illumination will play an important role as will smaller integrated circuit sizes in future televisions. Neither of these factors change between 2D, 3D and smart televisions.
Tell me the brand which makes Smart TV for internet usage and for watching 3D content also mention the model number and the cost.?
Look at all the premium names such as Sony, Samsung, Panasonic and more. All of them have smart TV features with 3D abilities. Also, for cheaper televisions, LG claim to have cheap 3D and smart TV.
I want to know the details of the LG Cinema 3D series. What are the differences between the LW LV and PZ series?
LW - Cinema 3D, Smart TV LED and LCD LV - Smart TV, LED and LCD PZ - Smart TV, Plasma Has this helped out enough?
Oled TV smart TV and 3d TV are same I am confused whether they are of the same meaning or different.?
OLED TV is type of TV in which the display is made of OLED, Smart TV is a type of TV which has integrated internet capabilities or a set-top box for television that offers more advanced computing ability and connectivity, and the 3D TV is a television set that projects a television program into a realistic three-dimensional field by employing techniques such as stereoscopic display, multi-view display, or 2D-plus-depth, and a 3D display. All of these are different characteristics of modern day televisions.
What is the name of lg's brand new next generation tv?
LG CINEMA 3D Smart TV
What is difference between LG 3D TVs and cinema 3D TV or is it same?
LG calls its 3D technology Cinema 3D so the 3D models all use that title.
Do both 3d TVs and smart TVs support dlna?
DLNA is an open standard for inter-operability of domestic equipment. Most smart televisions will be fully compliant with the stadards.
Samsung Smart TV?
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In which 3D TV can I get Home dashboard?
For homedashboard you need to buy LG Smart Cinema 3D. It gives the option of Home Dashboard which is actually very helpful.
Is LG Cinema 3D the only passive 3D TV?
No, there's actually Vizio 3D TV called Vizio Theater 3D. They use the same technology as LG.
Does it make any sense to own a smart TV when there is a lack of 3d content in the industry What major steps should be taken by the TV industry?
There are two questions here. First, a smart TV does not have to be a 3D television. Smart televisions have processing power to enable network connections and computer functionality that can be integrated with television broadcasts and locally stored content, video, still image or audio. Although smart televisions can be 3D capable, the two are not dependent on each other. Therefore, it can make sense to own a smart TV regardless of the amount of 3D content available. As for major steps by the TV industry, these must be based on commercial considerations. No broadcaster should be obliged to make major changes without an appropriate return on the investment. The changes are likely to include additional data broadcast alongside traditional television content and the expansion of 3D content. Both must be driven by consumer uptake if they are to be developed by the networks.
