What Is 3D Tv? A Simple 3D Tv Review
What Is 3D Tv? A Simple 3D Tv Review
Copyright (c) 2010 Kanoknij Wattananukul
If you’re the type who likes to keep updated with the latest technology, then you’ve probably already heard of the 3D TV. Many people anticipate it to be the next big thing as it promises to change everything we’ve come to love about TV viewing. If you were amazed with what the HD TV has done to improve your viewing pleasure, then prepare to be blown away with the 3D TV once the once the electronic bigwigs start to release their first units within this year. Still feeling a bit apprehensive about this new technology? Then let this simple 3D TV review sort it out for you.
But first things first, what is a 3D TV? If you have already experienced watching a 3D movie on the screen, then you probably have a slight idea on what this technology is all about. The primary thing that sets this television apart from its much popular contemporaries is that it makes use of technological techniques that enables you to see images through a 3 dimensional perspective. This means that you will no longer have to be content with just 2 dimensional TV viewing, because once you put on those 3D glasses, you’ll be able to watch your favourite TV show in a crisper and realistic form.
If you enjoy the thrill and excitement of watching 3D movies, then you’ll be happy to know that you’ll be able to watch all your favourite shows in 3D within the comforts of your own living room. Just think of all the savings and convenience you’ll get to enjoy just by buying yourself a 3D TV. You won’t have to fall in line ever again just to watch a movie in 3D. You’re sure to become the envy of your family and friends once they find out that you have the newest entertainment technology.
And since almost all electronic big sharks are set to introduce their own 3D TV, if they haven’t already, into the market any time time soon, it’s the consumers who will defiantly benefit from this the most. This means, you’ll be able to have a wide array of different models, sizes and features to choose from. So whether you’re thinking of putting a giant screen in your living room, or you want your kids to have their own 3D TVs in their rooms, you will be able to buy a 3D TV within the budget you set. Just make sure to consult a reliable 3D TV review so that you will have an idea on what brand would be perfect for you.
Although 3D technology promises to give you a more vibrant and realistic viewing experience, there are a few minor setbacks that you need to deal with. For one, in order to enjoy watching 3D shows, you will need to use the 3D glasses that are included in the 3D TV deal. If you have a big family or you want to keep a few glasses in stock, be prepared to buy extra ones. Another setback is that since most shows nowadays aren’t being made for 3D yet, you might only be able to use the 3D mode on limited occasions. But nevertheless, as soon as the technology takes off, you’ll be glad that you were among the first people to get a 3D TV.
So there you have it. If you’re interested to know more about 3D technology and how it can change your TV viewing pleasure, make sure to check out what the different electronic companies have to say about this innovation. Look up 3D TV review on the search engine and get a low down on how other consumers feel about 3D.
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Sony are the latest manufacturer to fly the 3D TV banner and at CES they had a couple of impressive prototypes on display. Yes you still need glasses but could these be the future of home entertainment?
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why cant they make a screen thats made out of the same stuff as the glass lenses and put it over the tv? rather then wearing the stupid glasses all the time!?
1wow they totally ripped of marilyn manson’s shock arrow logo
2@Ratama not right now the smallest one they have is 45 inch
3Can some one pleas tell me witch company made the first 3d tv
4@WiifreakSS just keep playing your prissy games..
5what is this stupid bit of shite on the right
6Hey check it out I could watch Final Fantasy 7 the movie. Is Sony a Japanese word?
7And they made this TV? How much $? is this TV? They have a little one
like 19 inch??????????
hey look its johnny rabb!
8Great its comming out when the world ends.
9I wonder what the early adopter’s tax is gonna be like on that thing when it comes out?
10Sometimes when you have been watching a 3D movie for a while you’re eye’s get used to the effect and t can loose its impact.
11@asianoutcast87 If the screen is a passive display it can’t be that bad can it? I have never got sick from watching 3D movies at the cinema and this is basically the same technology most people who play videogames probably sit perfectly stationary in the centre of the screen, I have never seen one all I have is my cinema experience with the real d glasses.
12haha thatd be sweet if they could show us it in 3d somehow
13@lightning3593 Are you joking with me? I’ve seen it in person, I know how good it looks, I know what I saw, so telling me I saw something different isn’t going to work… seriously it looked really nice, in the Zelda Ocarina of Time demo, the sun set really looked like it was far off in the distance, and you can change the 3D using the slider bar, so if by any chance you’ve seen it, then you probably should have checked the 3D slider bar…
14@ando444544
153DS = the suck
You can only BARELY see some 3D when you are in a “sweetspot” and even then it sucks
putting the glasses near camera doesn’t really tell its 3d or not only way is to buy one yourself an see T_T im surprise perv. are thinking of 3D Porn! seeing big boob bouncing in 3D make u want to touch them LOL
16so u can only play PS3 games on it? Fuck my wii won’t work on it, but mario kart would looks beastly on it. imagine, u get a heart attack from the blue shell exploding in your face!
17@MurderCorn LOL
18@asianoutcast87 are you joking? I was at E3 I played the 3DS, why do you think I like it so much? It’s freaking amazing! And no one can tell me it’s a crappy screen because it definitely does not look like what you just described…
19@xXsaltThewoundXx1 aha ikr?! I totally agree with yah ;D
20@ando444544
21Sorry to break your bubble, but you’ve probably never seen a 3D screen w/o glasses in person. I’ve seen it and it makes people very dizzy. You can only look at it at one angle. The images look split sometimes. Its like looking at one of those things that change what what you are looking at once you start standing in a different angle. Those things make you dizzy.
@ExtremeBogom lmFAO!!!
22@MurderCorn lol wowow
23@MurderCorn
24HAHAHAHAHAAAHAHHAA!!
3DS = no glasses, Sony = far behind in technology!
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