Answered my own question. The 3100GB do not function well with 2012 Panasonic plasmas. The image has no depth, as if you are watching 2D.
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they work fine,i have use them to watch about 6 3d movies and had no problem where operation
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It is my understanding that 3D glases are brand specific and year specific for the brand. If it were me, I'd look for Panasonic 3D glasses to be sure.
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they work fine I have watched a bunch of 3d movies with these glasses and they were great
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On my two 55 inch Viera TVs I watch channels that seem mostly to be full screen: CSPAN, news and money channels, - but no movies or sports. The great grandkids watch cartoons when I let them. We used to get a 4x3 size, but I really do not notice if pictures are HD or not. I use Direct TV satellite and pictures are sharp on the Viera when you can find a decent program. I am told that break in is not the problem that it used to be with Plasma, and Panasonic seems to have a better maintenance record than some other makes, - important for seniors who keep their things for a long time.
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This is a 2012 Model Panasonic Plasma, and all 2012 3d Panasonic Plasmas use Bluetooth (NOT IR) for Active Shutter 3D sync so these glasses should be compatible with any 2012 Panasonic 3D Plasma.
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I'm curious how the computer linked with to the large plasma screen looks. I would think that 1024 x 768 on such a large screen might look a bit fuzzy or pixelated. Do you see problems with this? Would you recommend going for a higher resolution?
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If you look at the photo , the VESA max measurements are 600x400mm so according to your 400x400mm yes it should fit. If your Sharp is VESA compliant as most are these days you should have no trouble with this mounting system or any VESA mounting system. Just check that the weight and the wall mount is big enough to support your flat screen. Myself, personally I always go one step up from what I need , I have a 50in Panasonic plasma and the last of the great Panasonic's TC-P60ZT60 and I ordered a mount that can hold 110lbs and 55in plasma/LCD for my 50in And ordered a 135lbs 65in mount for my 60in. Even though they are bigger mounts you can't see them from the front but I know I'm not pushing a 50in mount to the limit or a 60in mount to the limit. I know I kinda ran off there but always make sure the weight is gonna hold. Back to what you asked, I believe being 400x400mm this particular mount will be fine for you . Again sorry to ramble just want to give as much info as I can. Only because I had a bad run in with using a standard 50inch mount that said It could hold 80lbs and 50 in plasma/ LCD and it failed horribly, heard a massive smash in middle of the night, even after professional Install it only lasted 12-15hours before one of the tilt bars broke and the other side swayed open and the side swivel bar broke because it couldn't support the weight with one arm. So now I just go a step bigger to be safe. Hope any or some of that helps Thanks for reading and sorry for rambling on a bit much . Bull
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Yes they should be compatible, because they work with other Panasonic Plasma TVs.
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No it will not. This card is for 10 series plasma TV's only. Panasonic does make an HDMI card for your model but it is a single HDMI.
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Well let me put it this way, you are blowing up the image to fit with no more data available. That said SD willalways look like crap on a larger screen, that is a fact of life. I dont find this tv to be any worse or better then my Sharp or my Panny. Bottom line, blow up a 35mm negative and a 8 x10 negative to a poster and guess which will look better, same thing here.
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Hi Michael,burn in is pretty much a thing of the past now.Panasonic tvs move the image slightly a row or two of pixels (you can't notice it) to keep burn in at bay anyway.Just don't pause the game for hours on end and you should be right.If you notice the effect put the tv on an analogue station that's untuned and the snowy picture will clear it .Mpst tvs have a widget called an orbiter that puts a small image on the screen and it moves around if it detects a paused picture after a certain amount of time.I hope this helps and enjoy your new Plasma.
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I am thinking about buying this TV but, based on several reviews, plasma TV's experience problems like "burn ins". I would like to plug the TV in and watch it ,with the worry of "breaking it in". Perhaps plasma' are not meant for me. Any reactions?
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I Just bought the panasonic last week and therefore may be biased. I have watched the plasma market for five years now and I belive panasonic is the true leader. In general I would choose overall quality versus the number of "features"---or perhaps novelties. but if they are truly features you want and will use then that may be what you need.
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Stay away from Abe. They are dishonest and will rip you off. Better to buy it from a legitimate retailer or better yet wait a little while and see if prices will drop more. Since the new panasonic plasmas were announced last week this line will get replaced very soon.
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The "burn in" problem with plasma sets has been much improved over the years. You'd probably have to leave the same image on screen many hours for their to be any danger of burn in. Better hurry if you want this set. Panasonic is getting out plasma production and closing that factory early next year.
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No. I called Panasonic, and the technician said that Amazon could not be added to the list of video services for this model. I sent it back.
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quick enough. my p55gt50 uses a page turning effect. when you call up a new channel the page turns immediately. i am not hooked up to cable so this is soley controlled by the gt50. all of the tv responses are quick, even the internet. it is significantly faster than the panasonic top of the line 2005 plasma i replaced, if that helps. don't let the price fool you as to upper or lower end. it is top of the line. go see it in action and take it for a test drive. while watching it in over the air hd we are constantly exclaiming, "what a television!!!!!" ha ha
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I'm sorry l don't know the answer to that. You will have to contact Panasonic.
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Just talked to Panasonic and some of my own research = "ultimate" card should make your video better. 32 gives you allot of capacity. If you shoot video and pictures, I would go with it. Just ordered the 32 myself.