Slideshow about 3D home entertainment. Some consumers are confused about this "new" technology and may have some misperceptions. Here are some questions and answers that may help disprove some common myth's regarding enjoying 3D at Home.
1 is certainly the next incredible step in the development of h-Definition Home Entertainment. And over the past year have seen many new 3D TVs arrive in the marketplace, owing us to enjoy 3D Blu-ray movies, 3D programming and games. However, this unbelievable but rather "new" technology es with a lot of consumer uncertainty about 3D TVs and Blu-ray players. So here are a few questions and answers t may help in disproving some untruth's about enjoying 3D at home. tp://www.bluray-dvd-players.com Top Ten Myth’s About New 3D Technology
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3D is certainly the next incredible step in the development ofHigh-Definition Home Entertainment. And over the past yearwe have seen many new 3D TVs arrive in the marketplace,allowing us to enjoy 3D Blu-ray movies, 3D programming and3D games. However, this unbelievable but rather "new" technologycomes with a lot of consumer uncertainty about 3D TVs and3D Blu-ray players. So here are a few questions and answersthat may help in disproving some untruth's about enjoying 3D at home.
HDMI 1.4 version cables were introduced with 3D specifications, so many believed it was required if you want the 3D effect to work. This is not the case.
In fact, forget about HDMI Versions, just look for cables marked “HIGH SPEED”. Anything two meters or less should do the trick.
Expect to pay a minimum of $100.00more for a 3D TV versus a non-3D model.
However, almost every mid-level tohigh-level HDTV being released is 3Dcapable. The current trends are indicatingthat eventually every HDTV will be3D compatible.
Comfort with the 3D effect will vary from viewer to viewer.
But watching some 3D TV content can cause headacheswhen viewed over long periods of time. Most experts believethis is not caused by the 3D technology but because of badlyproduced 3D content. The best produced 3D usually comesfrom theatrical movies. So if you are worried about eyefatigue, it maybe a good idea to take in a few 3D moviesBefore considering a 3D TV.
