3D Blu-Ray Players: 5 Fast Facts

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Fact #1. We've seen astronomical improvements in home video entertainment since the popularization of the television in the early 20th century. The massive, wood-encased, tube-based behemoths of yesteryear would be unrecognizable to many movie buffs today. Screens have gotten flatter, larger, and clearer at faster rates than we could have ever predicted. Meanwhile, the equipment needed to provide those screens with a high-quality video feed has become less expensive and more powerful at a similarly fast pace.
Fact #2. James Cameron's Avatar transported millions of viewers to another world with its immersive cinema experience. Ever since, entertainment aficionados have yearned to bring that eye-popping pseudo-reality home. And that's not entirely difficult to do with today's technology.
Fact #3. The images produced by modern 3D video are very convincing. You won't have to deal with flimsy glasses, contrasting red and blue outlines, or the accompanying headache of older technologies. And there are plenty of 3D Blu-ray players available that will translate those tiny digital imprints into the living-room-invading movie characters for years to come.
Fact #4. 3D movies are written and reproduced at twice the amount of hertz of regular movies. The transmitter works in sync with each individual lens of the proprietary glasses, sending every other frame to the left or right eye. These alternating frames are shot using a perspective-capturing camera that simulates physical presence by recording two slightly offset images per frame.
Fact #5. Some high-end units come with built-in 3D processing chipsets. However, you may have a perfectly good flatscreen already, and you just want to add functionality. You can do that with an aftermarket transmitter. If you do choose to use your current television to display active 3D, you need to make sure it can support HD resolutions and a 120 hertz refresh rate.