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An innovative new technology that is just coming to the market for consumers is the 3D television. It will permit people to view 3D movies, TV shows, and even video games from the comfort of their own home. There are a few different TV manufacturers that have created the technology that will work for a home theater 3D experience, but an affordable unit may still require a wait of a couple of years. For now the majority of 3D televisions will only be completely functional with an entirely new home theater package that will need to include a 3D television and 3D Blu-ray player.
While there is no regular technology that everyone is using, there are a few different companies that are in the process of creating 3D televisions. It is a guessing game as to who will have the best quality 3D television.
Most of the 3D televisions require that you wear the special 3D glasses in order to get the 3D effect, but there are some companies that are trying to make it so you do not have to wear the special glasses.
Right now there is not much actual content that can be viewed on a 3D television besides a few movies, but with everyone anticipating the release of more user friendly 3D televisions there is more content that will be compatible expected to come along soon.
Once 3D content is available there will probably be special cable TV or satellite TV boxes that are going to be 3D enabled. Many service companies will most likely add this on as an upgrade you can purchase, or depending on how available it becomes they will give a free upgrade. Once the service is available your provider will let you know.
Very soon consumers are going to need to decide if they would like to switch their home entertainment systems to 3D or stay with HDTV. Many stores are already carrying the 3D televisions from a few different manufacturers, but others are expected to arrive to the market very soon. After trying out a 3D television in the stores you will most likely want one right away because you are astounded by the technology and picture quality. The thing that you need to consider is that similar to the HDTV when they were first on the market, 3D televisions are pretty expensive right now and the price will most likely drop. So do you buy one now and be the first of your friends and family to have one, or do you wait until the price falls a little, the technology is perfected, and more 3D content becomes availableall
If there was one thing many people learned from buying an HDTV when they first came onto the market, it is that new technology is expensive. Right now with the technology being new you will need to buy not only the 3D TV, but you will also need to buy the additional 3D glasses and a 3D Blu-ray player at an additional cost. You can probably expect the price of the HDTV to go down with this new competition from 3D televisions. So would buying an HDTV that may later on be able to be adapted for 3D be a smart idea? Ultimately the decision is up to you, but with a new 3D television you will also get the latest of the updated HD technology.
The technology for 3D televisions is still at the early stages and will be developed a lot more as it gets older. But in the past few years the technology has been developed a great deal in order to bring it into the consumer's living room. There are many movies now that are filmed in 3D that is more advanced than previous undeveloped methods that were used.
Recent movies that I have seen in the theaters have been so life like, it really amazes you as you sit through a movie and watch the life like animation in cartoons and have actors jumping out at you in action movies. Testing out a 3D television in the store gave me the same type of jaw dropping experience and I realized that soon I would be able to have that same experience at home as well. I have seen 3D movies before but nothing like this. Remember that 3D commercial from the Super Bowl a few years ago? That same commercial with a 3D television would be even better.
The decision to buy now or wait still confuses me as I am sure it does other people too. There are talks of video game systems having the new 3D ready technology built into the consoles so your video games will be in 3D when you play. All of the accessories that will be needed to enhance the experience will be expensive, but you need to decide if the experience would be worth the extra money in the end.
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While there is no regular technology that everyone is using, there are a few different companies that are in the process of creating 3D televisions. It is a guessing game as to who will have the best quality 3D television.
Most of the 3D televisions require that you wear the special 3D glasses in order to get the 3D effect, but there are some companies that are trying to make it so you do not have to wear the special glasses.
Right now there is not much actual content that can be viewed on a 3D television besides a few movies, but with everyone anticipating the release of more user friendly 3D televisions there is more content that will be compatible expected to come along soon.
Once 3D content is available there will probably be special cable TV or satellite TV boxes that are going to be 3D enabled. Many service companies will most likely add this on as an upgrade you can purchase, or depending on how available it becomes they will give a free upgrade. Once the service is available your provider will let you know.
Very soon consumers are going to need to decide if they would like to switch their home entertainment systems to 3D or stay with HDTV. Many stores are already carrying the 3D televisions from a few different manufacturers, but others are expected to arrive to the market very soon. After trying out a 3D television in the stores you will most likely want one right away because you are astounded by the technology and picture quality. The thing that you need to consider is that similar to the HDTV when they were first on the market, 3D televisions are pretty expensive right now and the price will most likely drop. So do you buy one now and be the first of your friends and family to have one, or do you wait until the price falls a little, the technology is perfected, and more 3D content becomes availableall
If there was one thing many people learned from buying an HDTV when they first came onto the market, it is that new technology is expensive. Right now with the technology being new you will need to buy not only the 3D TV, but you will also need to buy the additional 3D glasses and a 3D Blu-ray player at an additional cost. You can probably expect the price of the HDTV to go down with this new competition from 3D televisions. So would buying an HDTV that may later on be able to be adapted for 3D be a smart idea? Ultimately the decision is up to you, but with a new 3D television you will also get the latest of the updated HD technology.
The technology for 3D televisions is still at the early stages and will be developed a lot more as it gets older. But in the past few years the technology has been developed a great deal in order to bring it into the consumer's living room. There are many movies now that are filmed in 3D that is more advanced than previous undeveloped methods that were used.
Recent movies that I have seen in the theaters have been so life like, it really amazes you as you sit through a movie and watch the life like animation in cartoons and have actors jumping out at you in action movies. Testing out a 3D television in the store gave me the same type of jaw dropping experience and I realized that soon I would be able to have that same experience at home as well. I have seen 3D movies before but nothing like this. Remember that 3D commercial from the Super Bowl a few years ago? That same commercial with a 3D television would be even better.
The decision to buy now or wait still confuses me as I am sure it does other people too. There are talks of video game systems having the new 3D ready technology built into the consoles so your video games will be in 3D when you play. All of the accessories that will be needed to enhance the experience will be expensive, but you need to decide if the experience would be worth the extra money in the end.
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