The first thing you’ll need is a television capable of displaying 3D images. Be aware that there is a difference between full 3D capability and 3D Ready televisions.
Full 3D displays are capable of running 3D straight away whereas some 3D Ready sets could only be compatible with certain types of 3D signal. If a television is listed as 3D Ready, always double check what the retailer means by this.
3D glasses are essential to 3D viewing. Whilst most 3D televisions will come packaged with at least one pair, ensure that you have enough pairs so that all members of your household can enjoy 3D.
Once set up you’ll need some 3D content. Sky television has a dedicated 3D channel for its subscribers at no extra cost, although chances are you didn’t buy a 3DTV to watch one channel!
Most Blu Ray players will be compatible with your 3D TV and since the current crop of 3D technology was developed for movies, the effects are stunning. If a film was released in 3D at the cinema, chances are it’s available in 3D on Blu Ray for you to enjoy in the comfort of your own home.
Sony’s Playstation 3 is also 3D compatible with several games already supporting the innovation and most future titles expected to. Gaming in 3D makes the experience even more immersive than ever.
Whilst none of the above devices required for 3D viewing come cheap, the benefits far outweigh the costs and with 3D looking like it’s here to stay, any investment is likely to stand the test of time.
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