3D Plasma Television Or 3D LCD HDTV. Which Is Better?

To understand how 3D TVs works. We might figure out how 3D works, we need to find out how it is when people look at three dimensions. We have 2 eyes a left and a right eye. If you took a finger and put it close to your face and you look through your left eye and through your right eye. You may see a vastly different object. If you move the object farther away and repeat the exercise. You can still see the difference between the two, but not as much as it was. This practice explains why you see 3D objects when its close to you and how the effect slowly goes away as the objects move further away.

In a standard analog television, the Aspect Ratio is a 4-by-3, which nearly looks square. The 4-by-3 ratio means that it can be measured 4-parts wide to 3-parts high.3. Buy a DTV converter (Digital TV Converter) to receive signals from your analog antenna and to convert that signal back to analog, so that you can continue to use your analog television. (If you receive your television signal over-the-air, the Federal Government has implemented a Coupon Program to help consumers offset the cost of the DTV converter boxes: http://www.ntia.doc.gov/dtvcoupon/index.html )There are in fact three ways that the average consumer can continue to get a television signal using their old television set:If you have any lingering doubts about the better HDTV standard, all you need to do is to visit your local television store and see for yourself just how awesome of a picture HDTV actually produces. Just as Dolby Digital Surround Sound enables the listener to feel as if they are in the middle of the action on the television, HDTV permits the viewer to feel as if they are standing in the same room as the actors, on the sidelines at the football game, or on the same beach as the models - it really is that good of a picture.

When it comes to plasma television. Your producing frame sequential images. A right then a left. A plasma television starts with a pixel that makes its image, then erases it and then produces the next one. So when these TVs create a right, left, right, left picture, There�s a small chance of getting distortion between the left and right image.

Author: Brandon Smitherston