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Take a Virtual Tour of our new book Who Loves Me? at ISeeMe

here is no better gift that you can give a child than love. Written in melodious rhyme, with colorful, whimsical illustrations, Who Loves Me? names family members and friends who love the child, and encourages the child to reach to the sky when asked “how much” of one of them loves him or her. This hardcover book with 20 tear-free pages reassures the child that he or she is loved “so much” by each person, with rhymes describing the depth of each individual’s love.

Click here to take a virtual tour of the book

Click here to order “My Very Own Name”, a personalized children’s book from ISeeMe

Check out this wonderful personalized children’s gift, “You and Me” at ISeeMe

Take a virtual book tour of “The World According to Me”

3D-Capable HDTVs

Looking for HDTVs to watch 3D? You’re in the right place.

To watch a program in 3D, you will need to buy a 3D-capable display. There’s no way around it. These displays usually have a higher processing power than older models as they need to display one image for each eye to create a 3D effect. HDTV manufacturers say that older models will not be capable of displaying 3D technology because of the specs needed to create a 3D effect. You will need to buy a 3D-capable HDTV to get 3D at home.

All 3D-capable HDTVs released in 2010 and onwards will feature active technology, requiring you to wear active shutter glasses to watch 3D on your HDTV.

3D HDTVs and 3D-ready HDTVs. What’s the difference?

3D HDTVs are capable of displaying 3D out of the box. With a 3D-ready HDTV, you will need to buy an add-on to get your HDTV to display 3D. In the case of the Mitsubishi 3D-ready HDTVs, you will need to buy this 3D starter pack to get your 3D going. Without this pack, your HDTV will display great 2D pictures, but you will not be able to watch anything in 3D.

We will add more items as the selection grows. We also invite you to check out the 3D help guide and the 3D buying guide.