Will 3DTV Replace HDTV?
Informa Telecoms & Media announced it forecasts that fewer than half of the 11 million 3DTV-ready homes in the United Kingdom in 2016 will be active and regular users of 3DTV content.
Archive of posts tagged 3DTV
Samsung Enjoys 3DTV Success
Samsung Electronics America announced that it has a commanding lead in the U.S. 3DTV market.
3DTVs and Blu-ray 3D Players Storm Western Europe
Futuresource Consulting announced it forecasts that nearly 40% of Western European homes will own a 3DTV, and 50% a Blu-ray 3D player, by 2015.
Westinghouse Digital Launches 3DTV
Westinghouse Digital announced its new 47″ LCD W47S2TCD passive 3DTV ($1199) at CE Week in New York.
Vizio Unveils Blu-ray 3D and Home Theatre Extravaganza
VIZIO, Inc. announced its latest line up of Blu-ray 3D players, sound bars, home theatre systems, headphones, wireless A/V kits and 3D eyewear.
Vizio Lauches VTAB1008 Android Tablet
Vizio, Inc. announced its new VTAB1008 8″ Tablet, which features an 8″ high-resolution capacitive touch screen, HD video playback with HDMI video output, a front-facing camera for video chat and three speaker configuration for stereo audio playback in both portrait and landscape modes.
Vizio Unleashes Army of Theater 3D LCD HDTVs
Vizio announced its full line up of Theater 3D LCD HDTVs, which feature screen sizes ranging from 32 to 65 inches.
Coalition Promotes Power of Plasma TV
The Plasma Display Coalition announced the latest U.S. sales figures for plasma televisions, as well as other promotional details.
Wimbledon 2011 Seen Around the World in 3D
Sony Corporation announced that several major global broadcasters and cinema exhibitors will broadcast and screen its 3D production of the Wimbledon 2011 men’s semi-finals, men’s final and women’s final.
Movies Dominate 3DTV Viewing Habits
The Cable & Telecommunications Association for Marketing (CTAM) announced research results from a study it commissioned of 3DTV owners.
TV Purchases Not Driven by Latest Features
DisplaySearch announced that, according to its research, consumers buy new television sets in order to get a larger picture or better performance, not to partake of the latest and greatest features.