Since CES 2010 a new generation of 3D-TV is a big hype. Did she really their promise and this is worth a new TV to buy?
After the great success of the Hollywood production of “Avatar” in cinemas around the world, many television producers of the next generation of home entertainment presented at CES (Consumer Electronics Show) in Las Vegas, the 3D TV tech.
Really new? You might remember watching a movie with 3D pseudo your DVD player and anaglyph glasses of red and blue paper, but this technology is completely and totally different compared to the 3D experience in theaters.
What is needed? First you need a 3D-ready TV, Samsung is the first of this new technology on their 2010 release, Plasma, LED and LCD TV range. No different from the normal TV picture, the picture quality is not better or worse compared to non-3D-TV, but with the Blu-Ray 3D, 3D active shutter glasses and Blu-ray disc player you can have the correct 3D Avatar amazing experience to see in your living room.
Pros and cons? 3D movie looks really great, it’s fun to watch them real and more powerful than the movie “normal.” This technology has worked perfectly, active shutter glasses do not cause headaches like the common red and blue. The only negative is the price. You have not only a new TV, not relly cheaper, but Blu-Ray disc player and a 3D-ready to buy sunglasses. The amount already released Blu-Ray 3D is very small at the moment, but that number will grow rapidly in 2010. This is a future-proof technology, many major studios and producers jumped on the train 3D, so you can be sure your money is well invested.
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