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06-04-2005, 8:50 PM
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| New Member | Philips with e box 3D Picture
I've seen a Philips plasma (42fd9954) with a Philips e-box connected to it useing a VGA connection. The picture looks 3-D. Like it has depth to it. Can anyone tell me why it looks that way? Is it the Digital Natural Motion that does it? I'm interested in picking one up.
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