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Question: How does one "turn on" the 2D to 3D upconversion on these models?
Document: So we will do that and update this review later. As you might expect, the 3D conversion of content that was not originally created as 3D is far inferior to any 3D movie that was filmed in 3D. We have now tested all three types of glasses on the 2D simulated as 3D content and found it equally unsatisfactory.UPDATE: We've tried the 3 different types of 3D glasses and they seem to be pretty much the same to us in terms of viewing quality.
I am happy to reply. ****edit same day as post 8:09pmI have had a chance to give 3D a thorough test, watching Hugo and the Avengers. I am still impressed!The Colors, Black Level, and clarity are fantastic.. In my opinion 3D is more enjoyable on this TV than what I remember from the movies.I also tested 2D to 3D conversion, it creates a bit of depth and enhances the viewing experience.
I was thinking of upgrading to a living room projector system, but a really good one costs over $10,000, and they're still too dark for 3D showings. This TV costs a quarter of that, and delivers good 3D images.
SONY has slipped a little in the Consumer Report ratings, but this HX900 line should bring them back up, - if it performs as expected.We will be using this 3D HDTV in conjunction with our Onkyo (wired) 7.1 sound system, which we would rate highly and which we really enjoy.We are replacing a 5 year old SONY KDLXBR52BR4 52" LCD Bravia that cost about as much ($3,000) as this one does.
Yes, the 3D is excellent. We had not really expected to like or use 3D at home, but we have found it much better than going to a theater. I highly recommend this unit.The online content is easy to get to, with several sources to choose from, amazon prime, Netflix, sony entertainment, etc. I am running wireless N, via a cable modem, and have had only one bad day of streaming.
Best picture  I've seen so far. As good as the 3D can be. It captures the qualtiy, if it's there, of the original film. I'm spoiled.
It's the new "global" or "wholistic" way to do things - "Everything's connected", so why fight it? Why not embrace it? )Sony XBR55HX950 55-inch 240HZ 1080p 3D Internet Full-Array LED HDTV (Black)
Does anyone buying a 65" TV really expect to listen to it without external speakers anyway?- The 3D works very well. It was irritating to have to purchase separate 3D glasses when you spend $5k for a TV, but it works like a champ.- I can see how viewing angle could be a problem for some people.
I still can't get over the blacks and shadow detail! The lack of motion blurring (nearly non existent) makes watching sports a joy on this unit! 3D performance is outstanding. I opted for the Playstation glasses, they are great and kinda nerdy-cool. Amazon having them for $20 is a super score!
PROS:1. There's no difference between a dark scene and the TV Off...in other words, it gets really dark! Glass is just plain beautiful, and a lot more pleasant to look at when the TV is off than my old XBR3. It's just a work of ART.2. It takes about half the time to start than the XBR3. Colors are very nice, and the 3D feature works nicely.
Answer: On the Sony XBR55HX950 Select:HomeSettingsPicture & Display3D Settings3D DisplaySimulated 3D (See 2D in 3D)We've found that the simulated 3D leaves a lot to be desired, but the actual 3D Blu-ray is very nice.Don't forget you need the active 3D glasses to view.Hope this helps.