Experience TV programs, movies, games and other video content with a 3-D stereoscopic effect. Just combine your compatible Mitsubishi HDTV with this 3-D Starter Pack, which includes everything you need to start watching 3-D video at home. It comes with a 3-D adapter with remote, 2 pairs of active 3-D eyewear with matching emitter and an HDMI cable. The Starter Pack also comes with a Disney Blu-ray Showcase Disc that includes 3-D trailers of A Christmas Carol, Alice In Wonderland and Toy Story 3, along with an educational short on 3-D presented by Disney’s Timon and Pumba characters from The Lion King.

 

Everything you need to start watching 3D programming on your 3D-ready Mitsubishi HDTV

Includes 3D Adapter with remote, two pair of Active 3D eyewear with matching emitter, and an HDMI cable

Disney Blu-ray Showcase Disc with variety of 3D trailers and programming to start you off

Adapter converts most common types of 3D signals into Mitsubishi compatible 3D signal

See description for Mitsubishi 3D-ready HDTV compatibility list

 

Frequently Asked Questions

How is the new 3D TV technology different from older 3D?

Prior to 2010, there have been 3D DVD titles that have come to market that use anaglyph glasses, which use lenses tinted red and cyan (or other colors) which are used to combine two false-color images. The result seen by the viewer is discolored and usually lower-resolution than the new method.

The principal improvement of today's 3D technology is the use of active shutter and passive eyewear which are high contrast and provide for a better higher video resolution experience. Today's 3DTVs also have technology that enables 3D images to be rendered on screen as intended by the content providers.

How is 3D TV different from 3D in the theater?

3DTV is a large screen, immersive experience. Many consumers have experienced 3D feature films at 3D movie theaters. The DLP technology is the technology used in majority of 3D cinema theaters. DLP is also the technology used in Mitsubishi 3D-Ready and Mitsubishi 3D TVs. In theaters, passive polarized 3D glasses are mainly used to view 3D movies. Most present day 3DTVs utilize active shutter glasses.

Does everyone watching programming on a 3D TV need to wear 3D glasses?

Yes. Everyone watching programming on a 3D TV must wear 3D glasses to properly see the 3D effect. Without 3D glasses, the image on the screen will appear doubled, distorted, and unwatchable. Currently, a technology does not exist which allows a single TV to display both 2D and 3D content simultaneously without 3D glasses.

 

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