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| How to Show Off Your 3D HDTV |
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submitted by stereo3d 540 days ago (via pcworld.com) | |
| A 3D HDTV can set you back anywhere from $1000 to $6000 - and that's not including the active-shutter glasses, the 3D Blu-ray disc player, or media--so you'd better be able to show that baby off. Here's how to present your 3D HDTV set in the best way possible - from setting up the room and calibrating the TV to picking the right programming. |
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| 3DTV Play TV Support Update Now Available |
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submitted by stereo3d 547 days ago (via forums.nvidia.com) | |
| The 3DTV Play TV support update is now available, 3DTV Play now works with more 3D HDTVs. The additional support includes new models of 3D HDTVs from Philips, Samsung, Sony and Vizio. With the update needed for most of the people that had trouble with their Samsung 3D television sets working before. Make sure you have driver 260.99 or later installed before updating... |
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| Panasonic introduces a 3D version its amazing 103" TV |
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submitted by stereo3d 548 days ago (via en.akihabaranews.com) | |
| We all remember several years ago when Panasonic made the front-page of many Magazine and Blogs across the world when they introduces the world first largest PDP TV with a 103" screen size. And Today, Panasonic announced yet another 103" PDP Full HD TV but this time with 3D Technology, the TH-P103MT2. It will be sold in Japan at 8.5 Million Yens - the same price as a Stock 2011 Nissan GT-R has. |
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| Mitsubishi Adds HDMI 1.4a S3D Support for Their 2010 3D DLP HDTVs |
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submitted by stereo3d 549 days ago (via 3dvision-blog.com) | |
| The owners of a 2010 model of a Mitsubishi 3D DLP HDTV have a reason to be happy, as the company announced it will make available a free software update to owners of 738 and 838 series 3D DLP Home Cinema TVs that will add support for stereoscopic 3D video transmission using the specifications defined in the HDMI 1.4a standard. The software updates will be available today... |
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| U.S. 3DTV Shipments Reach 655,000 Through September |
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submitted by stereo3d 560 days ago (via televisionbroadcast.com) | |
| A total of 655,000 3DTV sets shipped in the United States through September, according to figures from the Consumer Electronics Association. That leaves just three months to ship half again as many sets to bring the total to 1.05 million, the CEA's forecast for the year. But that's entirely realistic, a spokeswoman said. The majority of TV sets traditionally sell in the fourth quarter... |
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| Consumer Reports: Plasma TV's Better For 3D |
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submitted by stereo3d 563 days ago (via broadcastingcable.com) | |
| For the first time, Consumer Reports has rated 3D TV's, and concluded that plasma TV's are better than LCDs for displaying the technology, primarily because there is less ghosting. Consumer Reports tested 14 models and found that the same things that affected standard picture quality also affected 3D, including the aforementioned ghosting, as well as black level, brightness, and viewing angle. |
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| Panasonic TC-P50GT25 3D HDTV Review |
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submitted by stereo3d 576 days ago (via reviews.cnet.com) | |
| Panasonic's first 3D TV, the TC-PVT25 series, earned our Editors' Choice award for its 2D picture quality, and in our opinion is currently the best overall TV you can buy. It's expensive, however, so the company decided to release a slightly cheaper 3D-compatible TV later in 2010, the two-size TC-PGT25 series reviewed here... |
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| Survey: Most won't buy new TV just to get 3D |
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submitted by stereo3d 603 days ago (via news.cnet.com) | |
| Vendors might be trying to push 3D on consumers, but few appear willing to jump to the technology, a study released today by Deloitte has found. According to the international accounting and consulting firm, 83 percent of consumers say that 3D isn't enough to make them want to buy a new television. |
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| 3DTV Glossary Released |
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submitted by stereo3d 616 days ago (via televisionbroadcast.com) | |
| The MPEG Industry Forum and the 3D@Home Consortium have released their new glossary of terms for describing stereoscopic video. More than 235 terms made it into the final glossary, aimed at 3D videographers, crews, post, and test facilities. The "Glossary for Video & Perceptual Quality of Stereoscopic Video" is freely available in .pdf file. |
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