Toshiba VL863 3D TV series Toshiba introduces the VL863 series with a new 3D TV line based on the 3D polarization filter technology. The VL863 series is available in the following models: • 42VL863: 42 inches (107 cm) • 47VL863: 47 inches (119 cm) This polarization technology, already widely used in cinemas, users of the new devices to enjoy 3D images with a lightweight glasses that do not require batteries or integrated circuits. The TV’s from the series come VL863 including four free polarizer eyewear. For a modest price, more seats are purchased. This makes the devices

Philips 3D TV offers a choice of Easy 3D and 3D Max Philips 3D TV offers a choice of Easy 3D or 3D Max Philips 3D TV will be in line for its 2011 offer two different systems for 3D viewing. Starting point is the idea that consumers can make the final choice for the 3D system him or her the most. Philips is following a clear two-track policy in 3D TV land. Obviously, both systems have their own advantages and disadvantages. Easy 3D The Easy 3D system is based on 3D display with a ‘passive 3D glasses can be used. This system has the advantage that the 3D glasses and no battery

Today, March 1, 2011, 3D, Penthouse TV up via the ASTRA Satellite System. The world’s first 3D adult channel is open daily from 23.00 pm to 5.00 am in native 3D broadcast via ASTRA 23.5 East (11778.00MHz, vertical) encrypted for distribution to television providers in Europe. With the start of Penthouse 3D offers 3D ASTRA now six channels. Below is the Dutch classical music and opera channel Brava 3D, which also broadcasts via ASTRA 23.5 East. In addition, 3D-channels available through the English BySkyB, Canal + France, Germany and the Scandinavian Sky Viasat. Via ASTRA 23.5 East is

3D for home doomed The 3D viewing experience as offered by 3D TVs is doomed. Believes that at least a majority of those present at the Hollywood Post Alliance Tech Retreat (HPA). During this Conference in Palm Springs today was extensive attention to the emergence of 3D, and especially the home of this. In the audience were about four hundred veterans of the entertainment and technology industries. When asked who was convinced that 3D for home death, went in about eighty percent of the audience raised a hand. According to Jerry Pierce, the moderator of the debate, a majority of the

Toshiba TV models with large 3D without glasses Toshiba TV models with large 3D without glasses Toshiba Consumer Products is at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas announced the first 3D TVs with an aspect ratio of more than 40 inches not qualifying for special 3D glasses. The new large format 3D TVs will in the course of the Toshiba year 2011 (April 2011 to March 2012) in Europe on the market. Toshiba at CES revealed several prototypes of this large format 3D TVs that the possibilities of 3D technology without special 3D glasses demonstrate: according to the

LG LW6500 Review and Preview LG LW6500 Cinema 3D TV is using polarization technique LG LW6500 Cinema 3D TV is using polarization techniekLG during the 2011 International Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas a number of new products and technologies presented. The company does so under the name Smart Technologies, the collective name for smart and user-friendly technologies include: LW6500 • The Cinema 3D TV – 3D TV that the first certified by LG does not flicker; • LG Smart TV – easy access to a wealth of content on your TV; LG also unveiled its ambitious

Toshiba launches new glasses-free 3D TV Toshiba has announced that during the CES show in Las Vegas this week will show new prototypes of their upcoming 3D TVs. These are 3D television sets for which no special glasses. Toshiba launched a few weeks ago in Japan for the first glasses-free 3D TVs, but this had only a maximum of 20-inch screen size. The new handsets that the manufacturer would now operates a diagonal of 56 – and 65-inch should be. 3D also promises a Toshiba laptop from the canvas to do what no special glasses needed. Toshiba is not the only manufacturer

Philips PTA02 3D TV upgrade kit 3D TV upgrade kit PTA02 Enjoy your Philips 3D TV 3D Ready Features * Full HD 3D TV * Includes software update * Easy to install on your TV * Additional Active 3D glasses Give home movies a new dimension with the 3D upgrade kit. With advanced 3D Active 3D glasses and transmitter for an immersive 3D experience! For use with your Philips 3D HD Ready TV For use with your Philips 3D HD Ready TV (see related products for compatible TVs) 2 Active 3D glasses for a Full HD 3D movie experience Philips Full HD 3D experience is based on advanced

Toshiba launches first glasses-free 3D TV Japan’s Toshiba has today in native Japan launched the first 3D TV where the viewer does not require special 3D glasses. Toshiba announced last summer that they have before Christmas with the new 3D TV would come and just days before this deadline, the manufacturer solves its promise thus. In Japan, there must be 119,800 yen for the television (about 1090 euro) will be fitted. Parallex barrier Toshiba is not the only manufacturer that engaged in these glasses-free 3D technology. Sharp had also already know these TVs in

Racing on the 3D TV with GT5 for PS3 Sony Computer Entertainment Europe and Polyphony Digital Inc. today announced the game where long and with great expectation has been looking forward to: Gran Turismo 5, exclusively for PlayStation 3. The best-selling racing simulator is back, bigger, deeper and more exciting action and then also in 3D games on the 3D TV. Thanks to the vision and energy of Kazunori Yamauchi, President of Polyphony Digital Inc.. and founder of the series, Gran Turismo with each new version the bar for quality design and physics higher. GT5 is no exception and has

3DFusion claims to have a technological breakthrough making them a 3D TV on the market can go to where you do not need glasses to set up the 3D effect seen. The development of these screens is to a large extent, using technology licensed from Philips. This technology allows for home 3D viewing without glasses. On the 3D screens these days in Ede in the Netherlands for the first show. For many consumers, limited 3D is currently still in the cinema, where we took the glasses to watch 3D movies. The technique of 3DFusion is possible for consumers at home, without (active or passive)

3D TV is the future or will it prove to be a hype? It is too early to draw conclusions, but the fact is that broadcasters in Europe and America almost tripping over each other with announcements about new 3D TV initiative. Meanwhile, the manufacturers of TV sets busy rolling out their products for televisions and Blu-ray players. In November iMMovator makes the stock during 3D Day. If taste is an overview of activities in Europe. Broadcasters in the United States took the lead with 3D initiatives. The ESPN sports channel, part of the Disney group, started as the first recording

THX is an organization that deals with image and sound quality, both in cinemas and for home consumers. Some time ago, THX with a number of recommendations and tips when it comes to watching 3D TV and 3D projection and it seemed worthwhile to also look at stand still with our own practical experience, not all at once enthusiastic about looking at 3D TV. It is of course the outset the question whether in such a case is on the TV, 3D glasses or the room in which the 3D image is viewed. Tip 1 – Bigger is better A larger screen will clear a better 3D experience on the displayed

Panasonic, a true pioneer in terms of 3D, presented at IFA a new 3D televisiede TX 42GT20 plasma. The GT20 series is uniquely suited for 3D images. To be able to show 3D images to be developed in two times as many images are displayed as a 2D representation. Panasonic makes this possible with 600Hz Sub-field Drive Technology. The images for the left and right eye alternate very rapidly, creating a smooth three-dimensional image on display. The deepest black The P42GT20 achieved a contrast ratio of 5,000,000: 1, television This enables deep, robust blacks display with minute

3D television that popular, now you understand. Almost every major television manufacturers have this year introduced its first 3D TVs. IT Magazine (Home Entertainment Today) tested 3D TVs from Panasonic, Samsung, Sony and LG. Panasonic TX-P50VT20 3D Plasma TV The Panasonic TX-P50VT20 3D plasma TV came out on top in the test. The 50 inch (127 cm) 3D TV from Panasonic is a G13 NeoPDP instalations of plasma. This provides the TV you a very realistic color reproduction and high contrast. By applying VIERA CAST makes it possible to view online videos from YouTube or video calls