Who’s been watching Avatar in 3D cinema? Awesome right? Pandora planet seemed to be truly alive ..

How quickly the world’s technological development. Looks like we’ve just started to enter a period of high definition TV, Plasma, LCD, and LED. But now in 2010, is estimated high definition television technology three dimensions, 3D, have started going there in the market.

Just imagine, if you watch movies, or TV broadcast about the world’s most beautiful beaches, the white sand and clear blue water, then you’ll almost like being there. Cool right? Or if you watch movies like Avatar (James Cameron, 2009) for example, then you’ll like being on another planet.

And most exciting, if you watch sports, like soccer, Manchester United versus Everton, or watching the World Cup, you would like to watch directly on the stadium. And its star players, like he was competing in near you in your room. Absolutely insane!

3D television technology already owned by the world’s leading electronics manufacturers like LG, Samsung, Sony, and Panasonic. Even the “3D ready” already exists in the shops in the U.S., Japan, and Korea at a price between U.S. $ 1,000 to U.S. $ 2,800. Which will be marketed in 2010 is a more sophisticated version.

3D show that was often looks a little dark, it can be solved long ago by LG, with new technology that has the brightness of the image (brightness) high.

Even in South Korea, television there, with all-out support from the government and the giant Korean conglomerates (chaebol), it will begin running television programs in the three dimensions of only a few weeks, beginning in 2010.

How 3D technology work? The trick is to movies or shows are produced by two or more cameras for an image, which will be divided into the picture to the right eye and left eye. Later we will also wear special glasses (with red and blue glass), which will unite the images captured by the right eye and left eye. From there that will create the illusion of depth of three dimensions.

But the glasses to be produced will be more advanced than the cheap sunglasses that are now widely used in movie theaters. While the technology without special glasses also actually been there, but still very expensive and complex to be produced en masse.