If you’re truly after an immersive experience, 3D technology is the way to go…with the increase of 3D movies in our cinemas, 3D technology is now available so you can enjoy an immersive experience within the comfort of your own home, enjoying movies, sports, games, video calling and much, much more.

What makes 3D Television different from other televisions?

All traditional televisions function in 2D, which display height and width. A 3D Television allows viewers to watch television in height, width and depth.

How does 3D Television work?

The 3D television projects an image that, to the naked eye, may seem blurry and hard to make out. This is due to it being made up of two slightly different images. When the 3D television glasses are worn, the filters in the lenses will bring these images together, displaying a vivid & focused image. You seem to be an active participant within the scene!

Can I watch still 2D from my 3D television?

What else will I need with my 3D television?

• 3D glasses for each viewer,
• Blu Ray Player with 3D capability,
• Home Theatre System with 3D capability,
• TV camera for video calling, such as Skype.

How can I find out more about 3D?

Why we use LCD Television?

• Flexibility: A LCD TV can be mounted on a wall or be placed on a table. They canalso accept PC input so can be used as a computer monitor.
• Size / Weight: The slim, flat-panel display of a LCD TV means it doesn’t take up muchspaceandare comparatively light for their size. It should be noted that the technologybehindLCD TV’s is more flexible, allowing a widervariety of screen sizes.LCD TVs areactually thinner than Plasma TVs which works better if you want towall mount it.
• Lifetime: LCD TV’s theoretically have a life of about 50,000 – 80,000 hours. Thisequates to 25 years for a 60,000 hour LCD TV if it is watched 6 hoursper day.
• Energy Saving: An LCD TV uses less power than a similar sized CRT TV or Plasma TV which means it is better for the environment.

Why we use Plasma TVs?

• Picture Quality: Plasma TV’s have a higher resolution than a conventional CRT TV.They can also be viewed from almost any angle because of theirwide viewing angle.
• Design: The slim, flat-panel display and lightweight design of a Plasma TVmeans it doesn’t take up much space and looks fantastic.
• Flexibility: Can be wall mounted or free standing.
• Energy Saving: Uses less power than a conventional CRT TV. Also,most Plasma TV’s can accept PC input so you can use a plasmaasa computer monitor.
• Other: Plasma TV’s are magnetic proof so positioning home theatre speakers near a Plasma is no problem.