If you’re looking for the latest generation of LCD TVs, you may be interested in the newer 3D TVs. One day you may be able to watch your 3D TV the same way you do now, but for now, you’ll also need to wear special glasses to see the 3D effects.

3D animated movies have been around for a while because they’re the easiest to make, but the technology to bring 3D into your home is still new. If you’re worried about the shows you enjoy watching right now, don’t be. A 3D TV will still allow you to watch all your favorite 2D programming.

If you enjoy watching 3D in the theater, you’ll be more than happy to take it home with you. Throughout 2010, more LCD TVs will be released that will be ready for 3D viewing. Buying now will allow you to be prepared when 3D entertainment has become a way of life. Eventually everything from Blu-Ray players to game consoles will be available in 3D.

To watch 3D TV at home, you should plan to buy a 3D-ready TV and active shutter glasses. Please note that not all new televisions will include these special lenses; you may need to buy them separately so be sure to ask the seller. New developments are being made all the time, so if you’re concerned, as some are, because you already wear glasses, there may be a solution for you soon.

Ultimately, this 3D technology will be available on all the makes, models and sizes of TVs you want. You can buy a 65-inch LED flat screen or one of the many other LCD TVs and enjoy 1080p resolution, all in 3D, when these services are available as part of cable or satellite programming. Right now these TVs are expensive but as they become more popular their prices will drop making these TVs more affordable for everyone.

If you’re interested in 3D TV but don’t know where to start, you may be interested to know that some manufacturers have been introducing starter kits that include an HD Blu-Ray player, 3D movie, and active glasses with the purchase of qualifying 3D TVs. . . TV manufacturers hoped to capture consumer interest in a complete package that is attractively priced.

Right now, 3D TV is not selling at the expected rate. This is likely due to the current downturn in the economy. Most 3D TVs are Internet-ready, so you can enjoy streaming movies and more right on your TV.

This has been an exciting time for 3D televisions. Over the next ten years, there will be more programs available and more televisions that will be 3D. Prices will drop so more people can afford 3D performance at home. It is rumored that it will be without the need for shutter glasses.