Technology changes according to time. First it was flat TV, then it came high definition TV and now 3D TV. Still it will take some time for technology to catch up to 3D TV. And this is not because of price. But, still it is too expensive for the mass market at this point of time when the economy has far from recovered. Also there is no transmission in 3D currently and it will be a while before studio’s and TV stations start broadcasting  in 3D.

The fact is also that you had to be tied up with an LCD shutter glasses to view 3D content makes 3D-TV technology not so much user-friendly for everyday use. The glasses cost $149 and for a family of four it would be additional $600 to watch 3D TV. They have to design the TV to have the same screen as on the glasses so people do not have to wear glasses.

In addition, the way 3D technology is implemented through the use of shutter LCD glasses may make someone suffer from ill effects – including headache, this apart is that a few exceptional viewers will not be able to see the 3D effect at all. In other words, before investing in a 3D TV, you definitely need to ensure that the technology as implemented by the respective TV maker works for your need.i.e. www.audiovideoking.com

This is also a fact that consumer who is reluctant to upgrade to one of the latest 3D TVs is not just  having to pay a premium for a TV before getting back their money’s worth due to  lack of 3D content.

Finally, for bargain hunters, the situation is somewhat different. Buying a premium 2009 HDTV at a deeply discounted price in 2010 – before the new models start to fill stores shelves – is the best way to enjoy a great deal! And at a time when the economy has still to recover, a good bargain is always worth doing.