According to information group, recent statistics show that about 40% of us do not have HDTV. I am somewhat surprised that over 60% of households has only little over a year, the number of half the current estimate. But let the entertainment industry to ensure that there have always something bigger and better around the corner we have created. 3DTV – At this year’s CES, the TV suppliers such as Panasonic, Samsung and Sony started the new trend for the show. Officials hope to 3D TV experience, “Avatar” in nursing homes and stimulate the entire market.
Of course, the real bone of contention that, as the theater, to enjoy to wear 3D glasses. How do many people wear 3D glasses to enjoy movies and TV specials in their homes? It is unclear at this point. However, there are several companies operating on auto-stereoscopic 3D displays that work without glasses. But now these games are more than real prototype and the cost of the project is beyond the reach of most consumers.
In a sense, the diffusion is still faster than the hardware manufacturer. Cable TV provider Comcast has a surprise for the pair of golf enthusiasts who are lucky, a 3D TV for their home have bought. Comcast is planning a free 3D simulcast broadcast two hours a day, five days of the Masters golf tournament coverage this month of April introduced. Comcast is the second big name entertainment show a strong interest in technology 3DTV. CBS Television studios have already their intention to part of the NCAA March Madness coverage shows announced in 3D. Comcast’s announcement came in a very happy time.
Besieged golfer Tiger Woods has announced his return to competitive golf at the Masters next year. The big question now is whether 3DTV never gain a foothold HDTV in the last ten years, or whether it is a niche product that only few can enjoy. It seems that television manufacturers and broadcasters and Paris on the success of 3DTV.
