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I was reading this story on CNN about how ESPN is starting to develop and implement 3D programming.
http://www.cnn.com/2010/TECH/01/05/espn.3d/index.html
It seems like an obvious step with the 3D movies out. However, besides the fact you'll need to buy a new TV, you will also need those 3D glasses. Do industry leaders really think people will want to put on glasses every time they watch TV? What do you think? Is 3D the next big thing, or just a quarter step that will be frog leaped in 5-10 years?
http://www.cnn.com/2010/TECH/01/05/espn.3d/index.html
It seems like an obvious step with the 3D movies out. However, besides the fact you'll need to buy a new TV, you will also need those 3D glasses. Do industry leaders really think people will want to put on glasses every time they watch TV? What do you think? Is 3D the next big thing, or just a quarter step that will be frog leaped in 5-10 years?