What is the Difference Between Samsung 3D TV and Panasonic 3D TV?

The main difference between Samsung 3D TV and Panasonic 3D TV lies in the 3D technology they use. Both companies have been major players in the 3D TV market, but they have used different approaches to achieve the 3D effect.

Samsung 3D TV:

Uses Active 3D technology, which delivers a more immersive viewing experience.
Requires Active 3D glasses, which are battery-powered and synchronize with the TV to create the 3D effect.
As of 2021, Samsung has stopped producing 3D TVs.

Panasonic 3D TV:

Uses both Active and Passive 3D technologies in its 3D TVs.
Requires Passive 3D glasses, which are lighter and do not require batteries.
Panasonic exited the 3D TV market in 2016.

In terms of picture quality, both Samsung and Panasonic 3D TVs offer satisfactory image quality, and it is difficult to make a clear distinction between the two. However, it is essential to note that the 3D effect may not be as impressive as the 2D picture quality, and the choice between the two depends on your preferences and requirements.

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Comparative Table: Samsung 3D TV vs Panasonic 3D TV

Here is a table comparing the differences between Samsung 3D TV and Panasonic 3D TV:

Feature	Samsung 3D TV	Panasonic 3D TV
Price	Samsung TVs tend to be slightly cheaper than Panasonic TVs.	Panasonic TVs are generally more expensive than Samsung TVs.
Infinite Black Technology	Samsung does not have a direct equivalent to Panasonic's "Infinite Black" technology.	Panasonic has the "Infinite Black" technology, which enhances black levels and contrast.
Model Comparison	Samsung D7000/D6500 models are comparable to Panasonic GT30 and ST30 series.	Panasonic TC-P50GT30 and TC-P50ST30 are popular 3D Plasma TV models.
Input Lag	Both Samsung and Panasonic TVs have comparable input lag in 2011.	Both Samsung and Panasonic TVs have comparable input lag in 2011.
Glare Filter	The Panasonic ST30 series has a slightly better glare filter than the Samsung D6500 series.	The Panasonic ST30 series has a slightly better glare filter than the Samsung D6500 series.
Picture Quality	Picture quality is very close between Panasonic and Samsung TVs.	Picture quality is very close between Panasonic and Samsung TVs.
2D to 3D Conversion	Samsung UN55C7000 supports converting 2D to 3D, unlike the Panasonic TC-P50VT20.	The Panasonic TC-P50VT20 does not support converting 2D to 3D.

Overall, both Samsung and Panasonic 3D TVs have similar picture quality and input lag. However, Samsung TVs are generally cheaper, while Panasonic TVs have better black levels and contrast. The choice between the two brands depends on your preferences and budget.

Guilherme Mazui

Guilherme Mazui is graduated in journalism from the Federal University of Minas Gerais (UFMG) and a master's degree in Communication from the University of São Paulo (USP). In addition, he has experience in advertising writing and has worked as a content editor in several companies.