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Answer by bhardwaj sailesh
Yea..3D TV Flickering hurts eyes and thus creates headache..

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When it comes to home entertainment a lot of these products now have an immense amount of technology behind them; video games consoles, MP3 Players and laptop computers are all found in the average home these days used by young and old alike.

One area that has had the most developments and focus in recent years has been televisions, most people by now will be familiar with high definition TVs that have provided immensely detailed pictures for movies, games and TV broadcasts such as sports. But since the pace of technology firms never stops the next move seems to be moving towards not only more detail but more dimensions – 3 dimensions to be exact.

3D TVs have become the latest addition to many household electronics shops and have impressed audiences with the ability to show pictures that not only jump out of the screen at you but also are in full colour and as detailed as your normal TV screen too. This is a bonus since many early 3D developments required you to wear strange glasses that were two different colours (normally green and red or blue and red) so that each eye was able to work independently and get the proper effect.

These days glasses are still needed to get the 3D effect but using new technology that uses full colour means that the technology is now much more attractive and less strenuous on the eye as many people have complained about in the past. In fact many peoples’ worries about whether 3D TVs will give them headaches or dizziness have been dispelled as the new technology that is used works perfectly well for all people.

Initially 3D DVDs and Blu-Rays were the only way to watch 3D movies at home, but now many subscriber TV networks are getting 3D programmes ready for broadcast, here in the UK many movie channels and sports channels are already producing programming in 3D with a lot of pubs and bars making a point about showing the latest football matches in 3D which has helped pique a lot of interest from people looking to check out the new 3D tech that is being put to use in our TV sets.

Buying a 3D TV is easy, quite a lot of retailers now sell them as standard, since even if you are not interested in 3D a lot of the best TVs now available use this technology and are still perfect for watching HD or standard TV channels in 2D. So when looking for a new television it is a good idea to consider going for a 3D model as it will be the latest design and has many other benefits that could strike your interest.

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There are plenty of Sony 3DTVs and other popular 3DTV brands now available at great prices and can be bought online for even great savings with home delivery often free to your door as well.

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Answer by Flo Flallie
Hmmmm…you should use an apple, less prone to viruses.
Here’s a great site to get one!!!!
www.macory.com

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3DTV, is it really a gimmick like so many have claimed? Is it actually worth buying & owning a 3D tv? Blunty3000 reviews Samsung’s latest 3DTelevision, the Series 7, 7000 50 inch set and fills it full of three dimensional images and playstation 3 games to find out.

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Hi there! I’m an Autocad and 3d max user myself and for that you need a pretty powerful pc. Try aiming for a core 2 duo processor (at least 2.0Ghz minimum) but quad core would be best if you can afford it, also at least 2G of memory. ALso don’t skimp on the video card 512 to 1G is best. A good 22″ monitor is also nice especially for doing drawings in autocad, try to invest also in a pen tablet for your adobe products but that’s completely optional.

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