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3D G33K — Tue, 07 Jun 2011 20:46:27 +0000

Question by alexkidd86: Can anyone help me with this 3d design project?
In my 3d design class, i have to make 3d objects that represent the words Clever, Intelligent, Decorative, Beauty, and Ugly. Has anyone done something like this before? IF so, can you help me?

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Answer by Becca
Don’t know if this could help you, but i once did this project for my 3D class where I had to design something with pins in a foam board. It could be clever, intelligent, decorative, beautiful and ugly. Clever and intelligent because you have to put your design with the pins. Decorative because it has movement, beautiful because the pins with the black foam board looks really cool and ugly because it in different angels you cant even tell what it is. Hope it helps : )

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Blu-ray and 3D Home Entertainment – Can 3D Help Blu-ray Sales?

3D G33K — Sun, 22 May 2011 13:47:58 +0000

Article by Curtis Hoskins

Estimated sales of Blu-ray Players for 2010 will be about 24 million, more than double from that of 2009. Many think this is due to the Home 3D trend. Around 10 percent of all Blu-ray Players purchased in 2010 will be 3D players. Sources for Futuresource Consulting states this will continue to increase over the next few years to 25 percent and by 2014, 3D Blu-ray Players will be in 40 percent of homes worldwide. These estimates do not even include the most popular 3D Blu-ray Player, Sony’s PlayStation 3.

But is 3D just a fad? Will the buzz about it soon die down and therefore see the end of Blu-ray becoming a mainstream format? This is always a possibility when dealing with relatively new technology. And especially if you join the two new technologies. Of course 3D has been around for a very long time, but it has never been available in our homes. So we can not guess how households will embrace 3D Home Entertainment.

A recent poll by Interpret, LLC, an independent research company dealing with economic trends of consumers, stated that 35 percent of the consumers they questioned will be getting a 3DTV within a year. That percentage is up from the first quarter of this year. It also states that the main drawbacks for most consumers are the price and the requirement of wearing 3D glasses.

While prices for a 3DTV, 3D Blu-ray DVD Players and 3D shutter glasses remain expensive, you should see a significant drop in the near future. Igniting even more interest in these products. Costs for a 3D Blu-ray DVD Player have already decreased over 25 percent from the beginning of 2010. And 3D Home technology is trying to develop 3DTVs where glasses are not required. Of course you do not have to wear glasses all the time with a 3DTV, only when watching 3D content. But at a cost of 0.00 per pair, it is nice to see companies such as Sharp, Toshiba and Microsoft trying to eliminate them from the experience.

While these studies seem to indicate a steady growth over the next few years for Blu-ray, it still has obstacles to overcome beside the acceptance of 3D Home Entertainment. Many people already see the demise of Blu-ray with the availability of online streaming of High Definition content. But Streaming High Definition content has its own set of obstacles to over come; quality issues, lack of sufficient bandwidth and ISPs having monthly usage caps.

Blu-ray has none of these issues. And by adding 3D to its arsenal, it has provided itself a better opportunity to achieve greater success. 3D Home Entertainment brings an extra element that streaming content does not have. And that is providing the consumer with a theater like experience. Many believe watching a movie in 3D is more like watching it in a movie theater. And that 3D is more realistic and has an immersive aspect. You are adding a new dimension to your viewing, that opens up a whole new medium.

If 3D fails to take hold in Home Entertainment market, it does not mean the end of Blu-ray. It is still the best High Definition format available. While Blu-ray has not seen the success DVDs had in the late 1990s. It has built a solid base and has continued to grow ever year. With the coming of 3D Home Entertainment, the success of Blu-ray may finally be here.

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How can i find programmin for Free 3d Home Design Software? Can anybody help me?

3D G33K — Sun, 30 May 2010 00:03:42 +0000

How can i find programmin for Free 3d Home Design Software? Can anybody help me?

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3D G33K — Thu, 13 May 2010 00:05:47 +0000

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What resolution is this tv i cant find out please help?

3D G33K — Fri, 30 Apr 2010 23:36:54 +0000

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Is there any programs out there that can help me easily learn 3D modeling?

3D G33K — Wed, 28 Apr 2010 23:45:59 +0000

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confused with HD televisions help please?

3D G33K — Tue, 27 Apr 2010 23:45:41 +0000

Hi I have the only slightest idea about hd tv’s There is this problem,This hd tv that im buying, its a 1080p one but the thing im confused about is, that its hd ready. I read that all 1080p’s were full hd so im slightly confused :/i thought that you couldnt get a full hd tv without it being 1080pPlease could someone tell me all about this and what are the disadvantages of it being hd ready?This is the description for its features below where it said ’1080 HD Ready. ‘The tv is a Toshiba Regza XV Series 32″ 32XV505 HD 1080p Freeview Widescreen LCD TV# 1080 HD Ready# Freeview Digital Tuner# Display Resolution: 1920x1080p# Dynamic Contrast Ratio: 30,000:1# Brightness (cd/m2): 500# HDMI: 3# Main Specifications:# Picture# Visible Screen Size (cm): 81# Screen Format: 16:9# Active Vision LCD# Standard TV up-scaling# Exact Scan Mode# MPEG Noise Reduction# Selectable Picture Format# 3D Digital Comb Filter# Digital Noise Reduction# Viewing Angle: 178# Luma Sens (Auto Contrast)# 10-Bit Processing# Full Power Down Mode (On/Off)# Game Mode# Interactive Features# Digital Text# Electronic Programme Guide: 8 Day# Now and Next Information# Favourite Channel Memory# Fastext# Text Page Memory# Audio# Sound output (RMS) W: 20# SRS WOW# Stable Sound# Bass boost# Internal Speaker ON/OFF# Tuning# Digital Ready# Freeview Digital Tuner# Analogue Tuner# Auto Set-up# Connections# HDMI: 3# Component video# RGB (via SCART)# SCART: 2# Side AV input# PC Input: WXGA# Analogue Audio Input# Fixed/Variable Audio Output# Optical Digital Audio Output# Headphone# Sub woofer output# DVB Common Interface# REGZA Link (CEC Functionality)# S-Video# Other Features# Off timer# Panel lock# Integrated Signal Amplifier# Wall Mountable (VESA)# Dimensions# Width (mm): 786# Height without ped. Stand (mm): 525# Height with ped. Stand (mm): 570# Depth without ped. Stand (mm): 84. 5# Depth with ped. Stand (mm): 258# Weight (Kg) without stand: 12. 4# Weight (Kg) with stand: 15. 4# Power Consumption(Typical): 173# Power Consumption (Stand-by): 0. 7W# Accessories# Optional floor stand: MV4FXZ# Swivel Pedestal standThanks in advance

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3D G33K — Fri, 19 Mar 2010 00:03:21 +0000

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I am looking for information on which softwares are good and which are best for which aspects. Free, or downloadable software would be the best, but I am willing to pay for decent software too.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.