Tips to buy a 3D HDTV

[Talitha]

3D TV is the new technology should be accessible by a minimum (but still very expensive) to the general public during the year 2010. For cons, the latest in TV hd you buy now will not work and will not 3d. You will see in specialty stores and hypermarkets in your TV with "3D ready" indicating that the TV can receive 3D TV. In my place, they do not exist yet but this should not delay, it is still necessary that the programs and broadcast media in 3D. Chain has currently broadcasting a channel in 3D. By seeing this we can tell that, the future depends on 3D technology. WE far not far behind it. I also want to get one but I don’t have enough to buy it right now. So if anyone post some good tips or buying guide, then it would be very helpful.

[Computer_Freak]

3D has come a year ago on the high-end TVs. What about today? The trend continues with the arrival of 3D models of more and more. Active 3D TVs are no longer the only alternative: some models use the glasses called "passive", more economical to purchase. As for the 3D relief and programs available, they are still small but grow gradually (Blu-ray 3D, 3D TV channels ...). Finally, the label "3D" is a simple way to locate TVs with excellent picture quality, both in 2D and 3D. In short, if your budget allows, feel free to enjoy the "bonus" of 3D, you will not regret it.

[SpearMan]

There really is not enough 3D programming to justify the purchase of a 3D TV at this time. Of course you can always buy a television that is ready to view 3D programming and normal programming in high definition, but you'll be paying a higher price for the occasional sporting event in 3D, as well as a pair of glasses to see 3D is not very elegant!

[Itronix]

The 3D Blu-ray is currently the ultimate experience, but do not set aside the 3D video games with the current offer is much more consistent, and even more immersive. A dozen games on PS3 (including 3D rendering is not always good), a hundred others who should arrive soon, and especially the hundreds of PC games more or less successful in 3D ... If 3D democratization there, it will, we believe, by the video games ...

[XDRoX]

There are several things you need to keep in mind before getting to the 3D tV.

• Types of display technologies
• Frame rate
• Log in
• Active 3D glasses
• Upscaling and 3D native 3D content
• Categories of 3D
• Connectivity
• Networking and DLNA
• Appearance

[Rawana]

For information, an HD Ready TV displays 720 lines while a Full HD displays 1080 lines. Now, TNT HD and Blu-ray to mimic the model of the 1080 lines, we must opt for a Full HD TV to enjoy high definition. 3D Full HD Ready meanwhile is based on the principle of full hd unless it is compatible with the 3D. For information just because a TV is 3D ready as 3d is mandatory. Indeed, you may very well spend your television in 2D mode for more traditional programs.