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Summarized,
Active 3D - The TV produces a picture of let's say around 60 frames per second, 30 frames per eye, alternately (left-right-left-right) and without glasses you will see blurred/merged image and when you watch with your glasses they sync with the TV output.
Passive 3D - Glasses have lenses with polarized glass (one in vertical and one in horizontal position) and the TV has different pixel quality for every lens.
Active 3D has slightly better performance but some people complain about headaches while Passive 3D doesn't have such problems but has lower quality.
Active 3D - The TV produces a picture of let's say around 60 frames per second, 30 frames per eye, alternately (left-right-left-right) and without glasses you will see blurred/merged image and when you watch with your glasses they sync with the TV output.
Passive 3D - Glasses have lenses with polarized glass (one in vertical and one in horizontal position) and the TV has different pixel quality for every lens.
Active 3D has slightly better performance but some people complain about headaches while Passive 3D doesn't have such problems but has lower quality.