This document provides an overview of 3D television technology. It discusses the history of 3D, from early 3D movies in the 1920s to the increasing popularity of 3D films in the 2010s. The document also examines different types of 3D glasses and the evolution of 3D TVs that don't require glasses. While 3D TV was predicted to become mainstream, its growth has slowed due to issues like eyestrain. However, the future of 3D remains promising as the technology advances to reduce health problems and improve the 3D experience.

1. Ras Al Khaimah Women’s College
Bachelor Computer & Information Science Program
LSC 2183 English for Specific Purposes
Final Research Presentation
“Three-Dimensional TV”
Ms. Christine Jones
2015-2016

2. What 3D TV means
by wearing a special
glasses
playing
games
programs
movies
Hartman, F. (n.d.)

3. History of 3D TV
First camera
Motion photos
World War 2
1838
1855
1939
Velu, K. (2010, August 26)
The history of 3D television – evolution of 3D TV without glasses. (2015, June 10)

4. The Power of Love
First 3D color movie
Forty-six 3D movies
History of 3D Movies
1922
1935
from
1952 to
1955
Velu, K. (2010, August 26)

5. Present of 3D TV
3D
ready
TV
3D-
capable
Blu-ray
player
special
glasses
3DT
V
Hartman, F. (n.d.)
Sony 3D TV [Photograph]. (2011, January 6)

6. Different types of 3D glasses
Anaglyph 3D glasses
Active 3D glasses
Polarized 3D glasses
Bnext3D. (2013, February 25)
Plastic 3d glasses [Photograph]. (2007, February 11)
Kuru, D. (2010, March 19)
Xpand LCD shutter glasses [Photograph]. (2009, June 11)

7. 3D TV getting better
Films
Hollywood
studios
The number
of people
Successful
Martin, N. (2008, May 30)
Young, R. (2013, May 7)

8. 3D TV is dead
The
companies
have less
support
The rate
has
decreased
Cohen, D. (Ed.). (2014, January 14)

9. 3D TV is dead
motion
sickness
headaches
effect the people
health
3D television. (n.d.)
Sandhu, T. (2009, January 12)

10. Future of 3D TV
Improvements
without
wearing
the special
glasses.
by placing
a lens on
the screen
Martin, N. (2008, May 30)
Kuru, D. (2010, March 19)

11. Future of 3D TV
Improve
other
features
find a
solution
for eye
strain
by allow
the users
to control
the level
of 3D
Welcome to the future 3D TV without glasses. (2011)

12. more than
seventy
movies
In 2016
new TV
Future of 3D TV
Hughes, M. (2014, November 16)

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8106).jpg