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I'm not so sure about that.
Here's why.
Take a typical passive 3D that has a refresh rate of 120 hertz.
Feed it a 3D blu-Ray at 1920 by 1080 @ 24P.
That would mean that the TV repeats the same frame 5 times
IF the TV shows the odd lines to the left eye and the even lines to the right eye for 120th of a second three times for each unique frame and then
alternates by doing the opposite the other two times then it is in fact showing the full resolution.
Perhaps it reverses this 3-2 pattern to a 2-3 pattern in alternating frames.
The only caveat is that the lines are in the wrong vertical position part of the time.
Is this in fact what they do? If not then why now?
Here's why.
Take a typical passive 3D that has a refresh rate of 120 hertz.
Feed it a 3D blu-Ray at 1920 by 1080 @ 24P.
That would mean that the TV repeats the same frame 5 times
IF the TV shows the odd lines to the left eye and the even lines to the right eye for 120th of a second three times for each unique frame and then
alternates by doing the opposite the other two times then it is in fact showing the full resolution.
Perhaps it reverses this 3-2 pattern to a 2-3 pattern in alternating frames.
The only caveat is that the lines are in the wrong vertical position part of the time.
Is this in fact what they do? If not then why now?