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If you're a fan of watching movies at the cinema in 3D, but are sick of paying the inflated asking price for tickets, you might be interested to know that you'll soon be able to recreate the same effect in your living room. (Minus the annoying kid in the seat behind with the noisy sweet wrappers).
Panasonic have been showing off their new 50" prototype TV that is cable of full HD 3D movies. The 50 inch PDP (Plasma Display Panel) uses a combination of Panasonic's hottest new technology to create stunning high resolution images in full 1080p HD. It uses their newly developed high-speed 3D drive technology that enables rapid illumination of pixels, while maintaining brightness.
The TV also minimises ghosting that you can sometimes see on 3D images. The result is high quality HD 3D movies that are the same quality that you get in modern cinemas.
The technology works in conjunction with your Blu-ray players and specially designed high precision active shutter glasses. These three elements combine to give theatre quality 3D images in your living room.
Panasonic aim to ship commercial versions of the 3D 50" PDP TVs in 2010 to Europe, Japan and the US. While they have been experimenting with versions up to and over 100 inches, Panasonic claim that the most popular size sought by consumers is the 50" version.
