The cable connecting your 3-D TV to the source of 3-D programming-whether it's a 3-D-enabled Blu-ray player or cable set-top or satellite box- should be a high-speed (1.4) HDMI cable, says Brian Markwalter of the Consumer Electronics Association. Watch out for stores that are still stocking the lower-speed standard (1.3) cables, which should have faded from the market after the new cables came out in the second half of last year. The older cables may not be able to handle the increased data rate of full HD 3-D video.
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