3D LED TV

Omar from Sony talks you through some of the technical aspects of 3D TVs that you should take into consideration when buying a 3D TV for Christmas. 3D TVs are still a relatively new technology, and not all 3D enabled TVs are the same. Before you head online or down to your local store, take some time to research the facts. Omar tells you everything you need to know about the Sony range of BRAVIA 3D TVs, so now you’ve watched the video, why not head down to your local store for a free demo of one in action? Find your local store with our 3D experience locator: www.3dexperiencelocator.co.uk

3D world created by Sony

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I just got done with the Sound Design and 5.1 Mix on the new 3D demo for the new Sony Bravia 3D LED TV Blu-Ray-3D Disc. Have fun with it. EJ

Bring home the Sony KDL-55HX800 55-inch 3D HDTV to enjoy the heart of entertainment. Integrated with an assortment of entertainment features like Motionflow PRO 240Hz Technology, the BRAVIA Engine 3 technology, and the BRAVIA Internet Video, this TV is sure to take entertainment to the next level.

A new addition to the list of the LED 3D televisions, the Sony KDL-55HX800 55-inch 3D HDTV, is sure to make your living room a place you would love to be in always. The Sony KDL-55HX800 LCD Television lets you feel the life on the screen with the 3D In Full HD 1080p technology. You can bring in maximum thrill and enjoy full HD 3D action with the addition of the 3D transmitter and glasses. Take full advantage of an amusing 3D viewing experience with the advanced OptiContrast Panel feature.

Enjoy smooth and blur-free sports and action videos with the Motionflow PRO 240Hz Technology and the BRAVIA Engine 3 technology. The Sony KDL-55HX800 TV exceeds its predecessors in the way that it uses the Dynamic Edge LED backlight technology to deliver quality images and true colors, despite its slim design. Get a clear view, even in the darkest rooms as the new ambient sensor adjusts the TV’s color and brightness according to the room’s lighting conditions.

To top it all, Internet access has been made possible with the integrated BRAVIA Internet Video and the Wi-Fi Adapter Ready features. Make the Sony KDL-55HX800 HDTV a complete entertainment hub by accessing videos, photos, and music from any DLNA compliant device. Switch between the compliant devices using the xross media bar navigation system. So, delight your senses effortlessly with this LCD HDTV.

All 3DTV Contributers Are Sony, Panasonic, Pioneer, Philips, Thomson, LG (Lucky GoldStar) Electronics, Hitachi, Sharp, and Samsung. They started with the idea for bluray discs.known as the “Blu-ray Disc Association

WITH THE CES 2010 just around the corner, reports have come in that ESPN and Discovery Communications have both announced that they will launch 3-D TV networks. There are expectations that 3D television, the new buzz word in consumer technology would see entries from many participants at the Consumer Electronics Show 2010 that is due to begin in Los Angeles.

ESPN, Walt Disney company’s sports unit, said it will launch ESPN 3-D, which has been touted as the first 3D TV network in the industry. The 3D TV network will begin in June and will have 85 live sporting events during its first year. Sean Bratches, ESPN, Executive vice president said,”This will be a meaningful step to drive adoption of 3D television sets and afford opportunities for our affiliates to create value through new product offerings, and our advertisers, who want fresh sponsorship opportunities. “

Discovery has also stated that it will launch a 24/7 dedicated 3D TV network in the US by 2011. It will do so with the partnership of Sony Corp and IMAX Corp.

Though 3D television is not a new technology, it has not been as sucessful earlier because of a lack of 3D programming and the need to wear special glasses. In content the two main drivers – sports and movies – have not adopted the technology fully. With the onset of 3D TV networks, more and more customers can adopt 3D television.

ESPN has also said that it will 3D broadcasting with the World Cup soccer match between South Africa and Mexico on June 11.

Also up for 3D broadcasting will be 24 other World Cup matches, the Summer X Games extreme sports, college basketball and football, including the BCS National Championship game in Glendale, Arizona, on January 10, 2011.

Tim Page explains the Sony 3D Technology for 2010 Bravia