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Slideshow: 6 Video Technologies to Watch For
6 Video Technologies to Watch For
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Be on the lookout for more 3D, 240Hz, interactive TV, LED, CinemaScope and 4K products.
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The premise behind three-dimensional television (3D) can be accomplished in a number of ways, according to Guidi.
“3D video presents a different image to each eye, using any of several methods that have been achieved in order to simulate seeing the scene stereo-optically [viewed from slightly to the left of center by the left eye and from slightly to the right from the right eye],” Guidi says.
“This recreates the same sense of depth that you would naturally perceive were you there in person. There is presently an attempt to standardize on a single method. There are also quite a few DVDs in 3D that include 3D glasses.”
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