TV & Home Theater

[Aaron-BBY Community Connector]

Tired of watching three-dimensional images on a two-dimensional screen?  Want to add a new layer of depth to your home theater experience?  How would you like to experience the thrill of watching a 3D movie like Avatar in the comfort of your own home?  Well, very soon you’ll be able to do just that!

In the coming weeks Best Buy will be introducing a number of 3D-capable HDTVs and Blu-ray players to our retail stores and BestBuy.com.  Not only do these brand-new models feature built-in support for 3D movies, games and broadcast TV, but they do it without the need for old-school red-and-blue glasses!  They can even deliver both 2D and 3D content in the same, glorious 1080p we’ve all come to know and love.

Want to learn more about how 3D TV works and what you’ll need to get your home 3D-ready?  Then make sure to check out our 3D TV FAQ over on BestBuy.com.  Or better yet, why not stop by your local Best Buy store anytime after March 21^st to check out our Samsung full HD 3D experience for yourself?

3D Is Coming Home! - BestBuy.com

You can even catch a sneak peek of what’s to come by checking out the Samsung 3D TV and Blu-ray player that are already available on BestBuy.com:

Samsung 55" Class 1080p 240Hz 3D LED-LCD HDTV

Samsung 3D/Internet Connectable/Wi-Fi Blu-ray Disc Player

[ABomb]

Hi Aaron,

My name is Adam, i work in a scheduling department for home theater services by the Geek Squad. I was just wondering if you knew that we were going to be selling the 3D glasses, because the description states that they are required, but not included. Any information on it would be great. Especially the price for the glasses. Thanks in advance.

Adam.

[Nokia]

Lol, 3D 1080p content from cable/satellite? You don't even get regular 1080p content!

[mstng87gt Trusted Contributor]

At the CES show Samsung had a 3D TV that did not require glasses.  I don't know what kind of comments can be made so I will keep them to myself for now.

[ABomb]

Yeah but i have a feeling its for avid movie watchers who want to watch blue rays in 3D.

[mstng87gt Trusted Contributor]

I be the first one to say I am all for 3D TV's after what I saw. 

[ABomb]

I bet, I saw pictures from it, and it looked amazing. CES that is.

[ABomb]

I was actually surfing the web, and i found sony's version, but i didnt notice a price for the glasses, thats the main thing im looking for. I know BB will eventually sell it.

[mstng87gt Trusted Contributor]

Sony's TV's were ehh  They have lost their color and lifelike looks.

[ABomb]

I personally would never buy a sony tv. I would much rather go Samsung, if i was buying an LED.