IPTV News interviews Vassilis Seferidis, director of business development at Samsung Electronics, in this interesting article regarding the direction of 3D TV. Based on recent market growth and the update of 3D TV channel subscriptions, Seferidis believes consumers have no hesitation in enthusiastically adopting 3D TV. He adds that the fundamental obstacle in moving forward at this point is the availability of 3D content.
In terms of technological progress at Samsung, Seferidis comments, “For our 2011 TV line-up we have introduced a series of 3D TV innovations including: new lightweight active 3D glasses with better shutter synchronization for better separation of the two stereo channels; wireless (induction-based) re-charging station for 3D glasses; the ability to add prescription inserts to your 3D glasses (similar to those used in diving goggles); and improved processing of the 3D video signal on the TV panel for a better separation and presentation of each stereo channel.”
Seferidis is slated to deliver a presentation in mid-May at the 3DTV World Forum in London’s Thistle Marble Arch Hotel.
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I still think 3D is driven by devices like IPADS and handhelds.
I still think 3D is driven by devices like IPADS and handhelds.
Patrick raises a compelling point about portable devices. And does anyone feel that half the articles out there say consumers are embracing 3D, while the other half say the adoption is too slow?
Patrick raises a compelling point about portable devices. And does anyone feel that half the articles out there say consumers are embracing 3D, while the other half say the adoption is too slow?
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