Phillips adds dual-view gaming feature to 2012 TV lineup
With 3D glasses costing anywhere from $30 to $200 per pair, group activities on 3D TV will be quite an investment. And it's too bad, because who wouldn't want a Fruit Ninja party on Xbox in 3D? Philips' 6000 and 7000 series also come complete with ...View the full article here
Are 3D Movies beginning a slow fade into oblivion?
We do know that 3D TV sets have not been flying off the shelves, but more and more manufacturers are beginning to make 3D a standard feature. The TV part of the equation is important, because most of what people view will be 3D movies, ...View the full article here
Philips 2012 TVs Offer Full-Screen, Two-Player Gaming
... this feature — as well as coming with embedded Wi-Fi and, of course, 3D capability. The TVs should land in the second quarter of the year, though prices are still unconfirmed. Expect them to be expensive, though. [Pocket Lint] playstation - 3d - tv.View the full article here
Ace Combat: Assault Horizon Legacy
If you buy a 3DTV for the sake of watching basic cable and DVDs, you wasted your money; until you have a Blu-ray player or a 3D TV station to watch, it's just an HDTV with some bulky looking glasses that you'll never wear. If you buy a surround sound ...View the full article here
New Website Navigation for 3D Customers
Many people find it very difficult to shop for 3D glasses because of the different specifications featured in major 3D TV manufacturers. The new website from Dimensional Optics help users with this difficulty though providing the best possible 3D ...View the full article here
Dimensional Optics® Introduces New Website Navigation for Samsung® and …
All major 3D TV manufacturers are represented on www.DimensionalOptics.com and for each brand, a superior shopping experience is presented. Samsung® and Mitsubishi®, make shopping for 3D glasses and components challenging due to technology changes ...View the full article here
Watch the London Olympics in 3D
We might as well admit it, we had a feeling this was coming – lucky 3D TV owners will be able to view some parts of the London 2012 Olympics in the crystal clear tridimensional format. It was the BBC's director of the London games, Roger Mosey, ...View the full article here
Olympics will be on TV in 3D
The opening and closing ceremonies will also be shown in all their 3D glory! Not very many people will be able to enjoy the experience though. It's thought only around 6 people in every 100 have a 3D TV. Everything will also be shown in normal 2D as ...View the full article here
Martin Scorsese Wants Films to Be Restored into 3D Blue-Rays
It is no secret that legendary film maker Martin Scorsese is a fan of the 3D format for upcoming films. His latest movie, Hugo, scored big at the box office and won the praise of many – including Avatar director James Cameron.View the full article here
BBC to broadcast London 2012 Olympics ceremonies and 100m final in 3D
A report published last year suggested 3D TV would struggle to become part of mainstream viewing, predicting that while 11 million UK households would own a 3D-ready set by 2016, only 40 per cent would regularly watch 3D broadcasts.View the full article here