3D Television

Welcome to our website where you can learn about the latest technology in television.  The announcement of 3D television sets might have come as a surprise if you were not paying attention to the recent movie theatre push towards 3D.  For those who have seen the increase in 3D movie releases, you probably suspected the television world was working on something they were not ready to share.  The announcement of 3D televisions was made in 2009 in anticipation of the April 2010 release of 3D technology.

From these announcements a plethora of information has been released regarding the new technology.  Instead of going to three or four websites to find out about 3D TV we have compiled the information for you here.  We are going to offer you information about 3D televisions, how they work, and the technology behind 3D TV.  In fact, we have provided a bit of a history lesson regarding the first person to create 3D images and how it has evolved to television technology.  It is a fascinating world when you consider how more than a hundred years have elapsed from the first 3D image to the option of having a 3D TV in every home in the next decade.

After you explore the information on this technology and how the televisions work, you can check out information regarding the manufacturers.  Philips is one manufacturer holding back on releasing more than one version of 3D television.  A few other companies are also waiting to perfect their technology, while Samsung and LG are two manufacturers with releases in April 2010.  This information is to help you compare the technology and find out what is to come in the next few months.

We will also explore what 3D Ready TV means.  There are going to be times when you do not need 3D images on your television screen.  Sky TV is the top UK satellite company and they are only offering one channel with 3D at the moment.  This means some of your favourite shows will not appear in 3D.  To account for this some manufacturers are offering 3D Ready TV sets that operate in more than one mode.  You can find out more about this by checking out the article on 3D Ready TV.

Our site is also going to examine some of the accessories you can purchase for your television.  As you may know 3D TV requires you to wear 3D TV glasses.  Our eyes cannot naturally produce the 3D effect even with the television technology that we have.  There are different glasses on sale, and some of the televisions will come with at least one pair.  See the section of 3D television glasses to learn more about these options and where you can get your glasses.  3D TV converters are also another accessory up for sale.

This site will have everything you need to learn about 3D television sets and how to purchase the right television for your home.  It is more than a matter of fitting the TV to your budget.  Take a look around, ask questions, and start moving towards the new future of TV.