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extra dimension advantage

Posted by Joe Murphy Jr on August 6, 2011 at 23:22:40:
In order to get 3D to work, panels needed an upgrade in the quality of the electronics and phosphors used in the display. Many of these upgrades, because they involve the entire panel, benefit the 2D experience as well. Even if you don't use or care for 3D (raising not just one, but both of my hands), improvements brought about from the panel being 3D capable carry over to the 2D presentation.