3D TV Suite: What You Need For 3D TV
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Are you ready for 3D television? It’s one of the most exciting new entertainment technology developments in years, so don’t miss out. We’ll show you the four things you’ll need in order to enjoy this latest home-entertainment option.
Home Theater Receiver With HDMI
- Home theaters that feature a receiver with HDMI 3D pass-trough are compatible with 3D signals. This means all of your 3D component, such as your BD player and HDTV, can handle 3D signals without incurring any data loss, which could result in various forms of image or audio quality degradation.
- Your 3D video signals will be routed to a 3D-compatible HDTV and decode high-resolution audio for a true “concert hall” sound reproduction.
Active Shutter Eyewear
- A far cry from the plastic-and-cardboard “glasses” of yesteryear, today’s active shutter eyewear actually communicates with the TV; the television tells the eyewear which eye should see the image currently being shown, thus creating a stereoscopic 3D image.
- Some 3D systems will come with eyewear, but they can also purchased separately.
- Note that not all brands of 3D televisions are compatible with all brands of eyewear, so you’ll need to check compatibility before buying.
3D-Ready Blu-Ray Disc Player
- Most 3D-ready BD(Blu-ray Disc) players are almost internet-enabled, which can expand your entertainment options
- Because most current broadcast attempts at 3D have been sporadic and largely experimental, the majority of 3D programming will be delivered on CD for some time to come.
- 3D BD players can also play non-3D BDs and DVDs, so you’re not limited to 3D-only playback
3D-Ready HDTV
- These come in LED,LCD, RPTV, and plasma versions and with large screen size (from 40 inches all the way up to 82 inches).
- The 3D specification can take advantage of a TV capable to displaying 1080p, but most systems can display 3D at lower resolutions if need be. 3D televisions also operate in 2D, so you can continue to watch regular programming.
Enjoy The Latest In Home Entertainment…
Are you ready for 3D television? It’s one of the most exciting new entertainment technology developments in years, so don’t miss out. We’ll show you the four things you’ll need in order to enjoy this latest home-entertainment option.
Home Theater Receiver With HDMI
- Home theaters that feature a receiver with HDMI 3D pass-trough are compatible with 3D signals. This means all of your 3D component, such as your BD player and HDTV, can handle 3D signals without incurring any data loss, which could result in various forms of image or audio quality degradation.
- Your 3D video signals will be routed to a 3D-compatible HDTV and decode high-resolution audio for a true “concert hall” sound reproduction.
Active Shutter Eyewear
- A far cry from the plastic-and-cardboard “glasses” of yesteryear, today’s active shutter eyewear actually communicates with the TV; the television tells the eyewear which eye should see the image currently being shown, thus creating a stereoscopic 3D image.
- Some 3D systems will come with eyewear, but they can also purchased separately.
- Note that not all brands of 3D televisions are compatible with all brands of eyewear, so you’ll need to check compatibility before buying.
3D-Ready Blu-Ray Disc Player
- Most 3D-ready BD(Blu-ray Disc) players are almost internet-enabled, which can expand your entertainment options
- Because most current broadcast attempts at 3D have been sporadic and largely experimental, the majority of 3D programming will be delivered on CD for some time to come.
- 3D BD players can also play non-3D BDs and DVDs, so you’re not limited to 3D-only playback
3D-Ready HDTV
- These come in LED,LCD, RPTV, and plasma versions and with large screen size (from 40 inches all the way up to 82 inches).
- The 3D specification can take advantage of a TV capable to displaying 1080p, but most systems can display 3D at lower resolutions if need be. 3D televisions also operate in 2D, so you can continue to watch regular programming.
