With the arrival of the latest 3D technology important to a customer question for movies in 3D on Dvd the Blu-ray industry, led from the front by the Blu-ray Disc Association, have been working flat out to finalize a standard for delivering stereoscopic (3D) video in high definition on a Blu-ray disc to be played on a Blu-ray 3D Dvd player. This is now in place and in the hands of Blu-ray player manufacturers and Dvd disc producers so all things is set for the next stage of the 3D revolution to start.

January 2010 will see Dvd releases that are able to deliver a full 1080p high definition, at home, 3D experience. The technology is able to run two 1080p frames to the screen which are then transformed into a 3D image with the use of the latest Lcd shutter glasses, passive filter glasses or active filter switching glasses. Another determined with the standard is the quality of a 3D disc to be played on a non-compatible player which will corollary in a normal 2D play back.

To take full benefit of the imminent influx of 3D enabled Tv, consumers will need to spend in the compatible hardware such as 3D enabled Tv systems, the new generation of Blu-ray players and a few pairs of the latest Lcd shutter 3D glasses. All the components are in place with major consumer electronics manufacturers like Panasonic, Lg, Philips and Sony ready to originate their latest Tv ranges utilizing the Hdmi 1.4 standard. Samsung have already pushed their 240Hz Lcd 3D Tv systems into mass output in what seems like an attempt to get a jump on the competition.

The Samsung Blu-ray 3D Dvd player Bd-C6900 became the first of the new breed of Blu-ray Dvd player to make it onto the shelves and can in fact be purchased right now on Amazon, or possibly the few that surfaced have already gone, in what I see as a price testing rehearsal on Samsung's part. By the way the originate price was 9. Amazon have also been selling movies in 3D on Dvd format for a concentrate of weeks or so now along with the latest 3D glasses which all points to the start of the new 3D Tv revolution.