From interactive wallpaper to life size 3D video calling, LJ Rich reveals what the connected home of the future could contain.
March 15, 2011 was a monumental day for our profession. The American Optometric Association (AOA) announced its partnership with the 3D @ Home Consortium, with the goal of improving the understanding of 3D viewing amongst individuals all over the world. Both parties signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU), which states their intent to share data and jointly promote vision health by utilizing 3D displays.
Hi, take a peek at the Virtual Studio made using a bit of green fabric and a free virtual studio download!
www.3dtvsource.com Panasonic rep providing a demo and overview of their new Full HD 3D TV Home Theater System at CES 2010.
“The HX996TS, LG’s Real 3D Sound Home Theatre System, complements 3D home entertainment with a sound as deep and lifelike as any 3D image. Its innovative new approach to audio includes the Vertical 3D Effect Channel, which works by emitting sound through the tops of the system’s four Tallboy Speakers. The resulting audio waves completely fill the space above viewers’ heads, creating the illusion that they’re right in the middle of the movie. The HX996TS was the recipient of a 2011 CES Innovations Honoree Awards. • 7.2ch 1280W total output power with 3D sound • LG Sound Gallery with parabolic speaker • USB recording (MP3 file creation from music CD) • 2 HDMI In (HDMI 1.4), ARC (Audio Return Channel) • Firmware upgrade for advanced function and services • External HDD playback (DivX HD, MKV) • Music ID capture and streaming (Gracenote) • iPod / iPhone cradle • Wi-Fi direct, Ethernet, DLNA compliant • Smart TV Technology: Premium Content and LG App. Store • Mobile Remote App”
If you are one of those people who mean to visit more museums and galleries but keep putting it off, the excuses are running out. The Google Art Project means you can take a virtual stroll around 17 of the world’s greatest museums, without leaving your home…. www.euronews.net
Sony Planning on Developing 3D Technology for TVs, Computers, and PS3s (Bloomberg News)
Images of flat screen tv fireplace and wall tv mounting and installations on brick, in corners, above fireplaces, etc.
LG’s Cinema 3D technology has modeled the same principles used by movie theatres. Read more about it on: www.review-tvs.com
Offering the most 3D TVs in the industry, MDEA brings an unparalleled large screen, immersive 3D experience home with its cinema-like 60, 65, 73 and mammoth 82-inch screen sizes. MDEA has been selling 3D-capable TVs since 2007, was the first to demonstrate 3D TV at retail, and has been showcasing 3D directly to consumers for over two years running. The 2010 line-up represents the fourth generation of 3D-capable TVs from MDEA. Its large screen 3D DLP Home Cinema TVs utilize the same core DLP technology that is used in the vast majority of 3D movie theaters. DLP technology is up to 1000 times faster than LCD technology, providing for a more realistic, sharper 2D and 3D viewing experience.
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