What glasses would I need to get for the Mitsubishi 3D ready DLP TV?

Either DLP Link glasses from XPand or Viewsonic, or VESA compliant IR Emitter glasses available on ebay (several brands).  For the latter, just search “3D DLP Glasses” but make sure your model is listed as compatible in the description.

Would the Nvidia 3d Vision Glasses work?

I don’t think so.  The require an IR emitter normally connected to a PC by USB.  The emitters used for glasses compatible with DLP displays use the VESA Accessory port.

Xpand x102 shutter glasses work well with Mitsubishi 3D ready DLP TV. No separate emitter required as it uses DLP link signal from the TV.

http://www.xpand3dtv.com/xpand-x102—dlplink-stereoscopic-active-3d-gla1023.html

hope that helps.

It is helpful but really how many 3D blu-ray titles are released or will be released this year?  Also why not wait for the 3DC-1000 adapter to ensure that your dollars are spent wisely.  I will hold off unless all the material is compatible.

Is #4 referring to the blu-ray player or the television?

After further research, step #4 refers to the Mitsubishi DLP.  As I have a Samsung DLP, my steps also include using HDMI3 ONLY and changing the label on HDMI3 to “PC” on the Samsung.  This eliminates the ghosting.  Hopefully my BDT300 and SSG1000’s will be here soon.

Just received my Panasonic BDT350. Xpand X102 Shutter glasses work great with the player and my Mitsubishi 3D DLP TV. I have tried Demo disc and “Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs” 3D Blu-ray. Looks great.

No emitter just: DLP TV (turn 3D on in options and set to ‘reverse’, X102 glasses, 3D Blu-ray player set to “Checkerboard” under 3D format. Pop in 3D Blu-ray disc and break out the popcorn!

Panasonic 350 and Xpand x102 glasses works great.

Hey owners of the Samsung PN50B450 3D-HDTV made in 2009…I believe there is a way to watch blu-ray 3d discs using your pc. As is known, our hdtv’s 3d-feature will activate at a resolution of 1360X768 which is why stand alone 3d blu-ray players or Playstations won’t help us, but Cyberlink’s PowerDVD 10 Ultra 3D software will play blu-ray 3d discs in checkerboard with the pc video resolution set to 1360X768. Problem solved!