Search results for query: *

A small tv leads to the effect being that the 3d object is just floating in the tv screen as opposed to outside of it. By making the TV take up most of your field of view, any 3d object appears to be outside of the tv.

You also need a real big tv for this. Otherwise, its like watching fish in a tank. Supposedly, you need on the order of 70" of tv for every 10 feet you sit back from your tv.

I checked out 3d at the Best Buy because the tv I bought was 3d. It's pretty cool stuff. I wouldn't dismiss the potential here. I agree that the release of this technology seems a bit early considering everyone is just now into the hdtv phase. However, I think it will catch on. It would be nice...

The next move in TV always prods all the other services to improve their offerings. Whether or not we as individuals care much for this, it just means that other services will have to get better. Perhaps this will force more channels and more providers to get more HD or fall by the wayside.

only part of year in Brissy, rest of time in the states. I prefer to watch ppv using remote because i might want something then and there and don't want to have to go up to my computer, turn it on, and then navigate to site, etc. remote is like two clicks and you are watching. basic dish network...

i know this...but it doesn't answer my question

i have directv hd dvr and sd dvr, both are connected using ethernet. I can download vod so I know my connections are good. However I can not order ppv. when I first set up the system and installed it, i didn't have the broadband connected so the guy at directv who activate system disabled...