by Marshall Brain | September 28, 2009
3D has been possible in the home since 120 hertz TVs became available. You can buy the LCD shutter glasses that make it possible to experience 3D. But it has not been easy to buy full-HD 3D movies. Now there is a new standard developing that may be the first general solution to the problem. The HD 3D movie is stored on a high-capacity Blu-ray disk as described here:
Your eyes see two full 1,920 x 1,080 images 60 times per second.
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