Welcome to the 3D TV Buying Guide
Panasonic 3D TV vs Samsung 3D TV
We take a look at how these two major TV players' 3D TV offerings will square off later this year.
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How 3D TV Works: The Principles Behind 3D HDTV Microsoft Displays 3D Without Glasses Sony and Nintendo offer Different Approaches to 3D at E3 2010 Do you Need 3D HDTV? How Much Do 3D Glasses Cost? 3D HDTV Qualifies for the World Cup First 3D TV Coverage of The Masters 3D TV Technology Guide for 2010 3D Plasma vs. 3D LCD Panasonic 3D TV vs. Samsung 3D TV 6 Myths about 3D TV 3D Content: What can I watch on my 3D TV? Active 3D Glasses vs. Passive 3D Glasses 3D Glasses - Active and Passive, Polarized, Shutter and Color Anaglyph 3D Glasses HD Content via 3D TV: An Inconvenient Truth 3D TV Impressions from CES 2010 Panasonic Viera 3D TV, TC-P50VT25 Sony Bravia 3D TV, XBR-52LX900 |
Creating the illusion of 3 dimensions relies entirely on the fact that we have two eyes separated by a particular distance. If each eye is shown the same image shot from slightly different angles... 
Microsoft's Applied Sciences Group recently displayed some very advanced 3D technology. 3D without glasses is the holy grail of 3D TV. 
E3 is the largest annual trade show for video game software and hardware. 3D TV made a showing at E3 2010. 
Now that the 3D displays are hitting the market you are probably asking yourself whether or not you need a 3D HDTV. 
Most of the top tier 3D televisions include one pair of 3D glasses you will still need extras for the rest of the family or any guests you will have over to watch TV in 3D. How much will that set you back? 
In past years the only way to see the World Cup in more than 2 dimensions was to buy a ticket a be in the stadium, this year it's different. 
We had the good fortune to obtain Masters badges for Saturday at the Masters and we had the opportunity to make a stop by the Sony 3D display in the press box 
Many manufacturers are starting to push their 3D capable televisions, learn more about 3D TV here. 
Another battle between these two is brewing. Upon first inspection one might think these two technologies will show 3D in much the same way. However... 
With many new 3D televisions hitting th market this year a lot of misconceptions have been popping up. In this article we debunk some 3D TV myths 
With all the 3D TV buzz at CES this year, many of you may be wondering what exactly will be available to watch in 3D if you pick up a new TV in 2010. 
With all the new 3D TVs on display at CES we are getting a lot of questions about 3D viewing. One of the most common is that people want to the best way to watch 3D content 
3D viewing almost always requires donning some sort of glasses. Learn more about Active and Passive 3D glasses. 
With many new 3D televisions hitting th market this year a lot of misconceptions have been popping up. In this article we debunk some 3D TV myths 
We were able to view 3D television offerings from all of the major manufacturers at CES 2010. So how did it look? Is it going to add to the cost of the TV? 
Panasonic's flagship line of 3D TVs is the VT25 series. These Full HD 3D plasmas feature the 1080p Infinite Black Pro panel and they meet the THX certification. 
Sony's 3D capable Bravia XBR line for 2010 features Sony's MotionFlow 240Hz to reduce motion lag and image doubling in 3D as well as the Bravia Engine 3 video processor. 
