3D Televisions: 5 Fast Facts

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Fact #1. The first 3D film was released in theaters during the Silent Movie Era. It was called The Power of Love, and it premiered in September of 1922. Viewers donned glasses with one red and one green lens, while the film was shown using two different projectors running simultaneously.
Fact #2. It wasn't until the early years of the 21st century that three-dimensional media again saw mainstream popularity. The shining example of James Cameron's Avatar signaled 3D's return to relevance. That groundbreaking film grossed more than 2.7 billion dollars during its long theatrical run. It proved once and for all that high definition 3D images had arrived.
Fact #3. Primitive forms of 3D television technology have been around since the 1930s. However, it wasn't until the second decade of this century that these televisions entered the mainstream marketplace. Aficionados of the medium may have several years more to wait before there's truly a wide range of hardware and brand from which to browse. Adoption of the technology has been slow in the consumer marketplace.
Fact #4. When you're considering purchasing a 3D television, you must be prepared to spend a large sum of money. That fact cannot be avoided, unfortunately. However, almost every model offers top-of-the-line image clarity that is unlikely to be notably surpassed for years to come. Your investment should last you for a number of years.
Fact #5. Consider all the functions and options you'd like your 3D television to offer. Most current models in the category offer several HDMI and USB inputs. Some have three of each, while some have four HDMI inputs. As the HDMI cable is ever more commonly used for everything from gaming systems to Blu-ray players, the number of inputs your TV allows is an important aspect.