By Michael Silbergleid What’s wrong with this headline? “Cablevision Makes 3-D History With Hockey Game Broadcast.” Nothing really, since we don’t know what history was being made. So let’s look […] More
A recent editorial said of 3DTV, “Let’s back away from irrational exuberance….” Was it written by a broadcaster or program producer worried about losing audience to those offering 3DTV? Not […] More
There’s a video here: http://www.consumerreports.org/cro/video-hub/electronics/televisions/16935238001/ One note: It’s not necessarily a bad thing to be unable to see 3D when the axis of your eyes is vertical. More
By Michael Silbergleid You do know that your 3D glasses that came with your Panasonic 3D HDTV won’t work with your neighbor’s Sony 3D HDTV? CNN has a story on […] More
3DTV suggests that the three Ds are the dimensions of height, width, and depth. But there are three other linear dimensions that might be worth considering: pupillary distance, viewing distance, […] More
By Michael Silbergleid PCWorld.com reports that Sony is developing a 3D camera that will give consumers the ability to create their own 3D content, the head of Sony’s digital imaging business […] More
By Michael Silbergleid Mail Online reports that Avatar director James Cameron hailed 3D TV as ‘the future’ last Wednesday night as he helped launch a range of 3D television sets. At a […] More
I wrote previously about the strange case of potential customers wanting to buy Panasonic’s 3D professional camcorder even before the company had finalized its optical system. Panasonic brought the AG-3DA1 […] More
By Michael Silbergleid Andrea Adelson of the Orlando Sentinel has an interesting piece on ESPN 3D and TV viewing habits. You can read the piece at http://www.orlandosentinel.com/sports/os-espn-3d-0306-20100305,0,5826537.story More
By Michael Silbergleid Scientific American reports that as major TV manufacturers prepare to role out stereoscopic 3-D displays that require glasses, researchers are experimenting with ways of delivering 3-D to […] More
It’s hard to report on the HPA Tech Retreat. There were almost 100 presentations in the main program, not counting more than 60 breakfast roundtables, four demo rooms (and a […] More
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