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From the info provided you may not be able to see 3D WITH glasses

Posted by Road Warrior on February 25, 2012 at 19:14:31:
Altho yer TV is 3D ready, your Blu Ray player may or may not be, depending on model. Also, this Panny won't provide a 3D piccy without glasses.

Very few TVs out there provide a 3D image without glasses and of those that do, I haven't read glowing reviews about their 3D image.

If yer questions is regarding whether or not you'll get a good 2D piccy without glasses, sure, it'll be great.

Having said all that, I'm no authority, just basing my opines on what I've read in magazines. Sumbuddy else may have better info for you.