Samsung announced that, in order to get customers started with stereoscopic home cinema, the 3D version of the 2009 Dreamworks Animation blockbuster Monsters vs. Aliens will be available exclusively bundled...
Read more »Samsung announced that, in order to get customers started with stereoscopic home cinema, the 3D version of the 2009 Dreamworks Animation blockbuster Monsters vs. Aliens will be available exclusively bundled...
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3D TV Looks Cool — But When Will Viewers Be Ready?Announcements of new 3D TV efforts dominated last week’s Consumer Electronics Show, as vendors salivated over the chance to grow a new high-end product category now that HD has gone mainstream.
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Blu-ray finally got its 3D specs completed, and players, discs and HDTVs are expected to start hitting the consumer market sometime in 2010. According to Sony the specs will be backwards compatible, allowing 2D discs to still play on 3D Blu-ray players, as well as allow 3D discs to play on current market 2D Blu-ray players (of course only in 2D).
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DirecTV's launching a new satellite tonight, giving them beaucoups bandwidth for the world's first all-HD 3D channel. The satellite provider plans to populate that channel with movies, sports and other 3D programs.
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he Home Theater Forum’s Ron Epstein needed just one word to sum up what everyone was talking about at the Custom Electronic Design & Installation Association (CEDIA) show: 3D.
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We still have no idea how to bring this tech home, but Zero Creative has recently been showing off its glasses free 3D setup, bringing 1080p 3D to events and retail locations near you. Overall this autostereoscopic display seems to be offering better contrast ratio (1,800:1) than the (now discontinued) WOWvx based Philips screens
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DreamWorks CEO Jeffrey Katzenberg says the growing popularity of 3-D movies in movie theaters will not spread to U.S. homes anytime soon. The reason: Millions of consumers now own flat-screen TVs, which are not 3-D capable, and will be unlikely to invest in new 3-D sets in the coming years.
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