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Blu-rays for your Video Jukebox, Shocking 3D HD, 50Hz HDTVs vs. 24fps Movies!

Tuesday, February 15th, 2011 – running time 12:21
A bizarre new take on glasses-free 3D, streaming your archived Blu-rays, HDTVs compatible with 50Hz, and the new releases for February 15th, 2011!

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Glasses-Free 3D With Electrodes

We found a new take on the glasses-free 3D trend, but would it work in the real world? Watch the video for more on this bizarre technique.

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How To Stream Archived Blu-rays

What's the best way to archive the Blu-ray discs you own, and stream them to your set top box or console? Watch the video to find out what your options are.

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What HDTV Goes With 50Hz?

If most of the world uses 50Hz power, what should you be looking for in a new HDTV? Watch the video to find out how your displays convert 24fps to something compatible with your HDTV.

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New Blu-ray Releases for February 15th, 2011

New releases for this week include The Twilight Zone: Season 3, Doctor Who: A Christmas Carol, Rain Man, and more! Watch the video for the complete list.

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