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Originally Posted by Andrewcrawford23
Ther eis 4 forms of 3d technology only one requires a new tv and that aitn the one. sky themself say you need 3d glasses and if you get the tv that can do it you dnt need the glasses
have a read up on it yourself wikipedia aint great but it gives links to the informaiton required.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/3D_episode |
Watch the video on the page I've just linked, they ARE using one that requires a new TV.
The version that Sky are currently running with is Polarization 3D, with passive glasses and the need for a new TV. Even
the BBC say the same.
Of the four types of 3d two require a new tv, and only one doesn't require glasses.
We all know the first type, with the red and blue lenses, that doesn't need a new TV.
The other type of 3D that doesn't require a new TV requires LCD shutter glasses, which are expensive and bulky, and whilst Sky are still working with the manufacturers of them, they don't see it as a viable in home system.
The 3D that is TV only that will require a new TV and no glasses is years away from being ready.