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Are You Ready For The Latest 3D TVs Technology?

3D movies have been around since the 1950s, with images jumping off the screen right at you. Making you feel as if you are right there, in the movie alongside your favorite actor. New advanced technology is taking that 3D from the big screen and bringing it right into the home, complete with new active glasses. But before rushing out and investing one of these new sets, you have to ask yourself if you are ready to buy 3D TVs?

Gamers can expect to be pulled right into their game with scenes and characters all around them. This takes gaming to another level as you are running alongside your character, battling zombies or flying across rooftops on your skateboard. It truly creates a gaming experience like never seen before.

Movie viewing at home will be an experience like no other with 3D DVDs. You’ll be immersed in the storyline, the surroundings, and the character unlike ever before. And, you can forget those old red and blue 3D glasses of the past. Because of the new glasses made with liquid-crystal lenses, things will be clearer and the color more intense.

Some of the TVs will convert 2D programs to 3D, so you can basically watch everything in 3D. But the technology is still in its infancy stage and may take another generation or two in order to be as good as made-for-screen 3D. Demos are around that show this process and although reported to work fine, they could stand for some improvement to truly live up to 3D standards.

2D will not be forgotten though so no need to worry that only 3D is viewed on these new TVs. The 3D televisions will also offer 2D in the same quality as a standard 2D television. This is convenient for when the batteries on the glasses run low or run out or when there is a health condition that restricts 3D viewing.

This new technology does come with a warning. Children and teenagers are advised that they could be susceptible to health issues by watching 3D. Pregnant women and the elderly with health conditions, as well as anyone overly tired should avoid 3D altogether. And, the biggest concern is drinking alcohol while watching 3D television, which puts a damper on those who enjoy drinking while watching sports.

Technology is great and always advancing, and brings many new and convenient things into lives every day. The new 3D TVs are just another way to enjoy the comfort and excitement of 3D in the home. Weighing the pros and cons against your needs and lifestyle can tell you if now is the time for you to enjoy 3D gaming and viewing.

Is 3D Being Taken Too Far?

With 3D films becoming more and more so over the last few years has it gotten to the stage where we are going to be seeing more 3D films than non 3D films? Channel 4 have recently shown a huge presentation on 3D things giving the glasses away for free and it seems to have gained some serious interest.

However has the time come where we are going to be replacing cheap glasses frames and cheap designer sunglasses with brand new 3-D glasses, after all they are very difficult to use if you already have poor vision.

I personally think that because they are going to be bringing out these 3-D televisions that it has to all kick off. However at the moment there are several problems with 3-D technology.

Although the companies behind the recent 3D updates say that it causes no health problems it would seem a lot of people are able to gain headaches from it. There seem to be a lot of movies out there that already optimise on the 3D when in fact they give a lot of people a bad headache.

A lot of the theme parks have had 3D and even 4D attractions for years so it was only a matter of time before it kicked off. The theme park that has optimised on this perfectly has to be Disney World in Florida as they have a ride not just a show that features 3D shootinfg. This is pretty cool and they have clearly used the most recent technology.

So although I do not think 3-D will takeover from glasses direct with the new televisions on the way it is sure to make an impact.

When it comes to 3D technology you are either really going to get into it or not be interested at all. It is wondered how the various computer games that are set to be released are going to manage to allow you to play them for 8 hours straight without getting a headache.