<p><br /><br />&nbsp;At first there was the CRT, the big bulky TV with a fluesant tube, then came the Rear Projection TV, followed by Plasma and LCD.New technology is constantly moving forward. Manufacturers are now bringing the new generation of TV to you.<br /><br />What is 3D?<br /><br />3D is based on the human eyes and the way they work, they view a scene at different angles, the left eye will look at one angle and the right will look at another angle. Both angles create a unique image of 3D.<br /><br />How does a TV create 3D?<br /><br />The manufacturers have found that incorporating a Lenticular Lense, this means the veiwing can be magnified and be viewed from different angles<br />That will produce the picture to come out of the screen...<br /><br />Will I have to wear glasses to watch the TV?<br /><br />No, manufacturers are also using Autosteroscopy; this means you can watch 3 dimensions without the use of glasses.<br /><br />Who makes these TV'S?<br /><br />Philips has launched two TV's with 3D display.<br />42" full HD (1920X1080).<br />1500.1 Contrast Ratio<br />8m Response time <br />This TV also includes Declipse format for a 3 dimension look around viewing, this corrects the hidden pixels, giving more back ground information, making viewing a world visualisation.<br /><br />Also available in a massive 132" these TVs are made commercially at the moment <br />And the release date will in the year 2010.<br /><br />Other manufacturers who are displaying the 3D Technology <br />Samsung<br />Sharp.<br /><br />For more information check out the manufacturers websites. Until then Happy Viewing!</p>