One day in the not too distant future, 3D will probably be a standard feature on TVs. But for now it's another one of those new tricks for which early adopters are expected to pay a heavy price.
Even the usually budget-minded Korean brands of Samsung and LG have so far failed to make the technology truly affordable, with both including it for hefty premiums on their most cutting-edge screens.
The LE46C750 3D, however, is the first serious attempt to make three-dimensional playback available to the less well-heeled. This 46-inch LCD model using standard CCFL lighting and retails for a mere £1,500, which isn't massively more expensive than many decently featured conventional flat TVs, and is considerably cheaper than any other 3D sets we've seen.
It's a lot deeper than any other 3D screens bar Panasonic's plasmas, but we suspect that a rather chunky cabinet won't bother cash-strapped movie fans in the slightest, provided the TV delivers on performance.
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davidc
January 25th 2011
2. i agree...mega value for the money...crosstalk is nowhere near as bad as suggested, a quick play in the 3d options and its virtually non existant.
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hipnotizer
October 23rd 2010
1. I bought this tv home yesterday and was impressed but did notice alot of cross talk on 3d content. I checked to see if new firmware was available and sure enough it was, released on October 15th. I updated the firmware on the TV which adds a new 3d optimization mode and the crosstalk is now a thing of the past. Almost Zero crosstalk! Whoo!
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