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		<title>Split-Screen gaming will never be the same again with LG&#8217;s dual screen TV</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Sony released the PlayStation 3D display earlier, which had the capability of enabling two players to see two things on one screen. But LG has joined them and will show a TV which does the same thing at CES this year. Unlike Sony&#8217;s 3D display which required active shutter glasses (those expensive ones), LG&#8217;s technology requires considerable [&#8230;]]]></description>
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<p>Sony released the PlayStation 3D display earlier, which had the capability of enabling two players to see two things on one screen. But LG has joined them and will show a TV which does the same thing at CES this year.</p>
<p>Unlike Sony&#8217;s 3D display which required active shutter glasses (those expensive ones), LG&#8217;s technology requires considerable less investment as it is Passive 3D. It will be available in all LG&#8217;s 2012 TV models.</p>
<p>If a game features top-bottom splitscreen then LG&#8217;s TV will work with the said game. It&#8217;s as simple as that. We don&#8217;t know much more details on the TV, though, but I hope it&#8217;s better than Sony&#8217;s Playstation 3D display.</p>
<p>CES begins tomorrow, so stay tuned for more information here at GB.</p>
<p>Tell us what you think in the comments section below.</p>
<p>Thanks, <a href="http://ces.cnet.com/8301-33379_1-57354718/lgs-dual-play-gets-serious-with-split-screen-gaming/#ixzz1iyAmql00">Cnet</a>.</p>
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