D TVs were all the rage thanks to the rise of 3D movies. Then they quickly faded away, as few people were willing to spend the money on a gimmick that required glasses to even make use of it. But it ...

Passive 3D glasses, on the other hand ... But when we talk about big-screen TVs, it’s hard not to think about how everyone from influencers to TV brand ambassadors talks about bringing the ...

A stereoscopic 3D display technology that separates the stereo frames by polarization. Emerging in the 2011 time frame and using polarizer overlays, the movie projector or TV screen emits the left ...

Used for 3D gaming and the first 3D TVs, liquid crystal (LC) shutter glasses are synchronized with alternating stereo frames on screen by an infrared (IR) emitter on the monitor or TV. Ceiling ...

LED stands for light-emitting diode, and these make up the backlights of some TVs. The LEDs either sit behind the screen (this is called full array) or at the edge of the screen (known as edge-lit).