YouView Box Reviews
If you are interested in Television and Technology, YouView may be of interest to you. Dubbed the future of Television, YouView can be watched via a YouView Box, many of which are due for release in 2011. YouView enables you to view TV on Demand, via your broadband internet connection. Yes, YouView enables you to view programmes when you wish, provided you own a YouView Box. YouView Boxes are likely to cost around £200, but as with all new set-top boxes, prices will rapidly deflate, as masses of YouView Boxes flood the Digital TV marked. YouView, some may call it UView, but officialy known as YouView will enable you to download Apps to it. Imagine reading your favourite newspaper via your television. The possibilities for YouView truly are massive and with the big, heavyweight broadcasters backing it, it is sure to be a success. YouViewPlus.com will be fully testing the available YouView Boxes on the market and providing you with our real, honest opinion on which YouView box you should purchase in our opinion. Why not read more at YouViewPlus.com? YouView+ is also known as YouView Plus
]]>VirtualFX 3D TV Converter – Coverts 2D to 3D!!
]]>The new channel will offer a broad selection of the best available 3D programming, which is expected to a selection of sporting events.
It will be broadcast across Sky’s existing HD service and be available via current Sky+HD set-top boxes. However, to watch in 3D, customers will also require a new ‘3D Ready’ TV, which are expected to be on sale in the UK next year.
To view television in 3D, users will also be required to wear polarising 3D glasses similar to the type used in popular 3D cinemas.
“3D is a genuinely ‘seeing is believing’ experience, making TV come to life as never before,” says Brian Sullivan, Managing Director of Sky’s Customer Group.
“Just like the launch of digital, Sky+ and HD, this is latest step in our commitment to innovating for customers.”
]]>The groundbreaking move has been engineered by BSkyB and marks the first ever broadcast of a live 3D TV sports event to a public audience.
The British broadcaster is set to launch Europe’s first dedicated 3D TV channel in April of this year and has set Sunday’s showdown at Emirates Stadium as the event to showcase the revolutionary technology.
The names of the nine pubs selected remain a secret, but they are located in London, Manchester, Cardiff, Edinburgh and Dublin, and have been kitted out with some of the first ‘3D Ready’ TV sets to reach the UK and Ireland. Unsuspecting customers will become the first audiences anywhere in the world to experience the English Premier League live in 3D.
]]>Albert checks out some 3d gaming at the intel booth. This particular system is using non stereoscopic 3d vision on a core i7, which in turn doesn’t require expensive glasses to view.
]]>“”3D is a big deal. Every TV manufacturer is putting on a 3D push,” said Jason Oxman, a spokesman for the Consumer Electronics Association.
Industry tracker DisplaySearch estimated that one million 3D TVs were shipped in 2009 – less than 1% of overall TV purchases. That number is expected to rise to nine million in 2012.
“I personally think 3D is a game-changer unlike high-definition TV,” said Sandy Climan, the chief executive officer of 3alitydigital, a company that develops the technological systems to power 3D broadcasts.
“The notion at the beginning of 2009 was enormous scepticism and now at CES we will see the next generation of perfection in 3D. Everyone I know who has seen 3D has walked out as if they have seen a new religion.” Mr Climan told the BBC. ”
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