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Old 08-07-2010, 19:50   #118
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Re: 3d tv
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Originally Posted by Stuart C View Post
Will 3D TV succeed?

The Register has an interesting opinion piece on it. Basically they are saying that they think it might not. Apparently it will happen purely because the TV companies are going to have to build support in in case their competitors do, and people may show more interest when there is more content available.

Their reasons for suggesting it might not? Twofold.

1) Apparently in surveys, customers have shown more interest in Internet connections than 3D.
2) There is apparently anecdotal evidence that 3D in cinema is not doing as well as expected, which would suggest that people aren't going to see 3D films after the novelty value has worn off.

http://www.reghardware.com/2010/07/0...or_fails_3dtv/
Gaming will see it succeed,I am certain of it....

also,this bit made me laugh 'There is apparently anecdotal evidence that 3D in cinema is not doing as well as expected,'
have the Register heard of 'Avatar'??
3D films have been doing very well,in fact so well there's a FLOOD of 3D films headed our way for 2011/12/13.
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