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3D TV did not catch on at home. I'm not sure the mainstream market is ready for this. Personally, when I'm watching a movie I don't want to be wearing a headset
by scrabble 13y ago
3D TV did not catch on at home. I'm not sure the mainstream market is ready for this. Personally, when I'm watching a movie I don't want to be wearing a headset the whole time. It also feels like it would serve to make me feel more isolated.
That's not to say there's not potential here, but I don't think the world is ready yet.
- bparsons 13y agoNo one was ever really impressed with 3D TV though. It was a broad standard adopted by the industry, rather than some new innovation that people were genuinely interested in. The manufacturers got together and decided that we were all going to like it, and then it turned out that we did not.
- scrabble 13y agoThat is a very broad statement. At the time there seemed like lots of people were very interested in 3D TV. I still know people who are interested in it. The issue lies in that the vocal people here are a minority, just like before. If there's no mainstream adoption, then there's not much point in creating content. Without content, there's no chance of mainstream adoption. It's a catch-22.