3D Tv

3D Tv

When launched, Sky's 3D channel will be available to existing subscribers to their Sky plus HD service at no additional cost. Of course these 1.6 million customers will need to upgrade to a new LCD 3d TV system to be able to take advantage of the service and the company expects the commercial side of the business to be the ones to drive the sports service forward. The company have however provided customers with a small carrot in the form of the promise of at least one premier league game broadcast live each week, but only when demand rises.

As with the plasma technology, which is quite known for a stable and superior processing speed, its measure of what it calls the "sub field motion technology" or "sub field drive" puts the processing speed very much ahead of the LCD technology at a commendable 600Hz. Now, will that matter with viewing 3D? Absolutely! This means that LCD 3D televisions are not able to deliver content in full High Definition 1080 resolution. LCD 3D TV can only deliver at most 800 pixels of effective resolution through its maximum processing speed of 240 Hz. Only Plasma 3D television has the speed to deliver the effective full 1080 resolution to both eyes.

Three Dimensional TV is now here, Big Time. With the recent addition of Sky 3D in the Europe in October 2010 and Discovery Communications, Imax and Sony planning to launch 3D broadcast in the States early 2011; sales of 3D TVs and 3D TV Glasses are climbing rapidly. Sony is poised to release PS3 system software update v3.50, which will add support for 3D Blu-ray disc playback on its PlayStation 3 games console. 3D games are already available and new titles cannot hit the shelves quick enough. Over six different brands produce an array of 3D Blu-Ray players and 3D TVs with prices coming down all the time.

3D Tv