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[deltagirl] 06/7/2013 15:13

ZPLS

The opposite view is that this would seem to strengthen the case for DDD's technology if there is less original 3D content to watch as their tech converts normal 2D content to 3D. Not that the BBC was making that much in 3D to begin with compared to Sky 3D and others. With 60+ million 3D TVs forecast to be made this year, it seems unlikely that the TV manufacturers have given up on the feature. DDD's smart TV streaming movie service would also seem to be a more practical approach to getting 3D content into punters' living rooms with some solid potential.

DG

[zipless] 05/7/2013 19:00

A loud chorus of "I told you so!"

US 3D services are stopping broadcasting as well. DDD should drop through the floor.

Recent figures from the US suggest no more than 120,000 people are watching 3D channels at any one time

3p or less anyone?

FBT next!

[someuwin] 05/7/2013 15:03

Looks like its all over for 3D

5 July 2013

"BBC 3D programming 'on hold' indefinitely

The BBC is to suspend 3D programming for an indefinite period due to a "lack of public appetite" for the technology..."

[zipless] 04/7/2013 14:17

You and about three other people.

[poombear] 04/7/2013 13:25

Watching the Wimbledon semi finals in 3D on my Samsung TV. Stunning.

[janatha] 04/7/2013 08:38

Nice volume going through. Hopefully the overhang will soon be cleared. It will be interesting to know who the buyer is.

[bonio10000] 03/7/2013 17:08

poombear - LOL !!!!

With a tennis ball in his mouth and a racket handle up his....

[janatha] 03/7/2013 15:05

poombear

Good spot.

[poombear] 03/7/2013 13:54

At the risk of luring Zippy out of his gimp box.

[deltagirl] 27/6/2013 15:44

"This aligned to new media interface will hasten to dull claims of inept 3d companies that have failed to embrace this technology."?? Perhaps you should try Google Translate before you post QV.

DG

[bonio10000] 27/6/2013 13:59

Nope - but even Coca Cola is not 100% of the Cola market

and does okay.

[dvda] 27/6/2013 13:39

Some people on here seem to forget that you don't need DDD technology to watch 3D TV.

[bonio10000] 27/6/2013 11:35

Was in Toronto last week.

Saw three films and 2 of them in 3D.

[geheimnis2] 27/6/2013 11:23

stop being silly, zips...you are boring everyone senseless

[zipless] 27/6/2013 11:20

3D is dead as a service. There is almost no 3D content being transmitted or available. It will just be a matter of time before they stop putting 3D features in TVs.

[zero the hero] 27/6/2013 10:45

Zipless you can try to pursuede the gullable that 3D is dead, but it is not. Fact is that only basic TV's are not 3D capable and customers want that capability when purchasing. 3D is on customers list, just not the number 1 choice, it would be good if you stop confusing the two.

[quilarvium] 24/6/2013 21:01

More pain ahead for DDD as south east crisis diminishes appetite for expansion. Mobile device expansion continues to break all known data plans as new application developers rejuvenate 4d technology interfaces. This aligned to new media interface will hasten to dull claims of inept 3d companies that have failed to embrace this technology.This in my opinion is a sell.

[deltagirl] 21/6/2013 19:18

Amusing link here. Sounds like ZPLS wife out doing some more of his 'market research'



DG

[cyberdyme] 18/6/2013 13:43

Zipless what does you local cinema owner say..

[zipless] 14/6/2013 17:58

Sounds like desperation to for a special partnership to show what can be viewed on 3D TV. The result of consumers not being interested in 3D. Another nail in the 3D coffin and about time it was buried.

[zipless] 14/6/2013 12:21

And I am sure that the 3D service was the most expensive and the least used of all.