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Bush 42 Inch 1080p 3D LCD TV, 4 x 3D Glasses and Blu-ray. 
Revolutionise the way you watch television with this Bush 42in 3D LCD TV and 3D Blu-ray player. If you love experiencing three dimensional movies this is the bundle for you, providing everything you need to enjoy the latest releases - including 4 Bush Passive 3D Glasses. Complete with stunning Full HD visuals it also boasts 4 HDMI sockets and 2 USB ports. Television picture quality: Full HD (1080p). Freeview digital tuner. 42in (106cm) widescreen TV with . Resolution 1920 x 1080 pixels. Refresh rate 50Hz. Brightness 140cd/m2. (Dynamic). Response time 5ms. Progressive scan. Connectivity: 4 HDMI sockets. 2 SCART sockets. PC input socket. Composite connection. Headphone socket. AV socket (rear). 2 USB ports. Sound quality: NICAM sound system. Digital features: Digitally interactive. Digital text. Digital video broadcasting (DVB) subtitles available. Auto setup. Now and next programme guide. 7 day electronic programme guide (EPG). Top up TV compatible. CI slot. Audio description compatible. Additional features: UHF tuner. Sleep timer. Child lock. Remote control batteries required 2 x AAA (included). Size of TV H65.5, W102, D9.95cm. Weight of TV 18kg (unpackaged). Size of TV with stand H69.3, W102, D21.9cm. Weight of TV with stand 19kg. Suitable for wall mounting. Blu-ray and DVD player Quick start-up; ready to play a disc in just 6 seconds. BD-Live - enables you to download extra content from the movie you're watching. Blu-ray Region B and DVD Region 2. Upscales to 1080p. Playback compatibility: DVD, Blu-ray, DVD+R/RW, BD-R/RE, MP4, WMA, JPEG and AVCHD. Dual layer. 71 channel audio output. Dolby Digital, Dolby Digital Plus, DTS and Dolby True HD decoding. Ethernet port. Size H3.3, W43, D20cm. Weight 2.5kg. On mode power consumption 0.95 watt. Standby mode power consumption 12.1 watts. 3D glasses 4 x Bush Passive 3D Glasses. Estimated continuous working time 50 hours, subject to usage conditions.
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Questions & Answers for: Bush 42 Inch 1080p 3D LCD TV, 4 x 3D Glasses and Blu-ray.
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does the bush 3d tv turn 2d to 3d
Age: 35 to 44
Gender: Female
02 August 2011
by
mand
from bristol
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Hi, thank you for your question.
I can confirm that you will have to have access to 3D channels to be able to watch programs in 3D it wouldn't be able to change any standard 2D programme into being 3D.
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I can confirm that you will have to have access to 3D channels to be able to watch programs in 3D it wouldn't be able to change any standard 2D programme into being 3D.
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02 August 2011
by
Argos Helper
from Acton Gate
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is the blue ray in this package a smart blue ray
Age: 35 to 44
Gender: Female
12 September 2011
by
claire
from hereford
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no
12 September 2011
by
fredd
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has this tv a dual switch for 2d and 3d
Age: 65 or over
Gender: Male
03 December 2011
by
harry
from wolverhampton
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Thank you for your question,
I can confirm that you can watch 2d and 3d on this television.
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I can confirm that you can watch 2d and 3d on this television.
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03 December 2011
by
Argoshelper73
from Acton gate
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Is this tv wall mountable
Hi i would like to know if this tv is wall mountable as i need to put it on a wall
Age: 25 to 34
Gender: Male
07 December 2011
by
churchy
from rothwell northants
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Hello, thank you for your question regarding the Bush 42 Inch 1080p 3D LCD TV, 4 x 3D Glasses and Blu-ray
Having checked the information on our website, I can confirm that it is suitable for wall mounting.
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Having checked the information on our website, I can confirm that it is suitable for wall mounting.
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07 December 2011
by
Argos_helper_64
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THE 3D IS NOT WORKING THROUGH THE GLASSES
Age: 55 to 64
Gender: Male
28 October 2011
by
TAM13
from GLASGOW
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Thank you for your question.
I am sorry to hear that the 3D is not working. Please either contact Argos Customer Services or consider returning the item to store.
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I am sorry to hear that the 3D is not working. Please either contact Argos Customer Services or consider returning the item to store.
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28 October 2011
by
Argos_helper_62
from Acton Gate
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Is the item 747/0523 an active or passive 3D????
Is the item 747/0523 an active or passive 3D????
The catalog page 553 says its Passive your wed site says its comes with active 3D glasses. im confused !!!!!
Is it passive 3D or Active 3D ???
The catalog page 553 says its Passive your wed site says its comes with active 3D glasses. im confused !!!!!
Is it passive 3D or Active 3D ???
Age: 25 to 34
Gender: Female
30 July 2011
by
autumn
from nottingham
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Hi, thank you for your question.
I have spoken with our technical department who advised this television is passive 3D. The information on our website will be corrected shortly.
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I have spoken with our technical department who advised this television is passive 3D. The information on our website will be corrected shortly.
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30 July 2011
by
Argos helper
from Acton Gate
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what is difference in passive and active
Age: 55 to 64
Gender: Female
23 November 2011
by
sal54
from livingston
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Hello, thank you for your question regarding the Bush 42 Inch 1080p 3D LCD TV, 4 x 3D Glasses and Blu-ray
Having looked into your query, I can confirm that with Passive 3D, the glasses are not electronic, instead they use linear polarisation to give the 3 dimensional effect. In other words two images are projected onto the screen of the television and filtered by the glasses.
The benefits are that they are effective from a wider range meaning they are good for groups, they are less likely to cause headaches and of course they are much cheaper.
The downside is that as the image is projected twice with 3D and interleaved the resolution is halved.
Active 3D glasses are electronic and use a "shutter" type action to enable the 3D effect, the benefit to these is that the image is higher resolution, unfortunately the glasses are expensive, need to be recharged and don't have as good an effective field of view so using in groups may cause problems, some people find these can cause headaches also.
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Having looked into your query, I can confirm that with Passive 3D, the glasses are not electronic, instead they use linear polarisation to give the 3 dimensional effect. In other words two images are projected onto the screen of the television and filtered by the glasses.
The benefits are that they are effective from a wider range meaning they are good for groups, they are less likely to cause headaches and of course they are much cheaper.
The downside is that as the image is projected twice with 3D and interleaved the resolution is halved.
Active 3D glasses are electronic and use a "shutter" type action to enable the 3D effect, the benefit to these is that the image is higher resolution, unfortunately the glasses are expensive, need to be recharged and don't have as good an effective field of view so using in groups may cause problems, some people find these can cause headaches also.
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23 November 2011
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Argos_helper_64
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is this tv the same as product no 529/9263 but with a 3d dvd player
Age: 35 to 44
Gender: Male
02 January 2012
by
monkeyspanna
from leicestershire
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Thank you for your question.
After looking into your query, I can confirm that these TVs are not the same. If you look at the picture quality of these two products you can see that there is a difference in the brightness of the screens. There is also a difference in the number of HMDI inputs and USB inputs. We would recommend comparing the two products to see which one would like to purchase.
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After looking into your query, I can confirm that these TVs are not the same. If you look at the picture quality of these two products you can see that there is a difference in the brightness of the screens. There is also a difference in the number of HMDI inputs and USB inputs. We would recommend comparing the two products to see which one would like to purchase.
Thank you for using Argos Q&A.
Gender: Female
02 January 2012
by
Argos_Helper_61
from Acton Gate
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is this tv 2d to 3d capatable
can you change 2d chanels in to 3d
Age: 25 to 34
Gender: Female
25 November 2011
by
jade
from west midlands
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Thank you for your question.
The Bush 42 Inch 1080p 3D LCD TV, 4 x 3D Glasses and Blu-Ray will not convert 2D programmes to 3D. The channels must already be 3D for you to watch them in 3D.
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The Bush 42 Inch 1080p 3D LCD TV, 4 x 3D Glasses and Blu-Ray will not convert 2D programmes to 3D. The channels must already be 3D for you to watch them in 3D.
Thank you for using Argos Q&A.
25 November 2011
by
Argos_helper_62
from Acton Gate
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Is the freeveiw hd as well
Age: 35 to 44
Gender: Female
26 November 2011
by
shazza
from greenock
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Thank you for your question.
After looking into your query I can inform you that the Bush 42 Inch 1080p 3D LCD TV, 4 x 3D Glasses and Blu-Ray only receives standard definition channels/stations, freeview is therefore not HD.
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After looking into your query I can inform you that the Bush 42 Inch 1080p 3D LCD TV, 4 x 3D Glasses and Blu-Ray only receives standard definition channels/stations, freeview is therefore not HD.
Thank you for using Argos Q&A.
26 November 2011
by
Argos_helper_62
from Acton Gate