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Here Comes 3D TV

August 10th, 2010

It is now time for 3D to finally come into it’s own with the new selection of 3D TVs. Now watching 3D movies and shows in the comfort of your own home is becoming a reality.

In order to watch 3D at home some equipment is required. First and foremost is a HD3DLEDTV or a 3D compatible TV. Most, but not all will require 3D glasses. Then you will need that true 3D movie.

In order to view images in 3D we will need to wear shutter glasses that open and close in sync with flashing images on the screen. This in combination with two pictures projected onto the same screen will trick our eye into viewing the images in 3D.

Polarized glasses don’t require power because they don’t open and close like the active shutter glasses. What they do is help the eye see two different images as one which creates a 3D effect. Movie theaters use polarized glasses and have two projectors which project two different images on the screen.

In order to watch a 3D movie at home you will need a 3D movie. You can rent or buy a 3D blu-ray or stream 3D from the Internet. There are many new exciting media and 3D streaming options becoming available.

What is the most important aspect of getting 3D media from your cable or satellite provider? It may be the lowly cable. No matter what source you are getting your 3D media from it needs to be connected with the latest HDMI 1.4 cable. If not the 3D signal will not transfer properly. Direct TV and Com cast both offer options in 3D media. As more people get compatible set ups the options will only increase.

Do you like sports? Even if you don’t the ESPN sports in 3D will be something to behold. Do you enjoy looking at glaciers, penguins, and sharks, then Discovery 3D will have something for you. 3D games? Sony PS3 is on it.

Vuzix has created 3D glasses that you can wear and view 3D on the go. Just hook them to a 3D source such as your smart phone.

Is there a way to have a 3D LED HDTV that doesn’t require glasses? Yes there is a liquid crystal technology that directs the eye to different images creating a 3D effect without glasses. In order for this to work you have to be directly in front of the TV. As technology is perfected I’m sure we will hear more about this technology.

3D is here to stay and good thing too. Imagine having all of the kids gathered around watching there favorite movie in 3D. Talk about a Disney babysitter. A great activity for slumber parties and family get togethers. Have some interactive oohs and aah s at your next movie night.