3D TV 'could be three years away'
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3D television could be in homes within three years, according a research consortium.
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A San Diego, Calif.-based company has released a new monitor for gamers that would allow them to play games in three dimensions. Built by iZ3D, the 22-inch widescreen monitors would require a special set of polarized glasses to make the effect work.
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A cable giant looks to the future of digital video.
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Three dimensional images may be commonplace at the movies nowadays, popularised in Hollywood&#39;s classic sci-fi movie &quot;Star Wars&quot; in which Princess Leia made an inter-galactic plea for help by sending a 3-D hologram.
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Conditions in developing nations could hamper the spread of digital TV, a broadcast conference is told.
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(InfoWorld) - Cisco Systems expects to take its TelePresence high-definition conferencing system from the boardroom to the living room within two or three years for about $1,000. The flagshipÂ TelePresence 3000 systemÂ hit the market late last year for about $300,000. It uses three big-screen displays and a high-quality audio system to recreate the feeling of an in-person meeting among colleagues anywhere in the world. Cisco also sells the one-screen TelePresence 1000. But the company thinks consumers also want that effect. Just two weeks ago, Cisco finished its business plan for consumer TelePresence, said Charles Giancarlo, executive vice president and chief development officer. The system will use one screen -- the consumer's own large high-definition TV -- and will be designed for ease of installation and use, he said. In the beginning, it will run on a stand-alone device connected to the home broadband Internet connection. But eventually, it would probably be integrated into a set-top box and run a service delivered by the cable or telecommunications provider, Giancarlo said. Starting a year or two after introduction, prices would probably start to fall, he added. Video is key toÂ Cisco's growth expectations, executives told financial analysts during a conference at the company's San Jose, California, headquarters. TelePresence and other video offerings promise to drive demand for Cisco's network core routers while also generating revenue directly. Giancarlo gave his hints about the consumer conferencing system in a roundtable discussion for media at the event.
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New 3D menu system will take advantage of forthcoming game service.
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Texas Instruments Inc. (TXN.N: Quote, Profile, Research) has begun developing a chip that could bring television shows to mobile phone screens in three years.
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DonÂt buy that high-definition TV yet. Competition may force the prices down further.
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3-D printing is poised to grow rapidly in the next few years.
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The electronics company warns on third-quarter earnings.
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The devices, which will be available soon, will offer better picture quality than earlier models.
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Two new iPhones, including a 3G version, could be part of Apple's plans for next year along with a puzzling rumor about Apple TV, according to the financial giant.
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Three-dimensional movies at home, without the silly glasses, have been a science-fiction dream for at least as long as Dick Tracy's wristwatch cell phone and the household robot.
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Once a nausea-inducing fad, 3-D is staging a comeback -- more than 50 years after its first run. When Beowulf comes out in November, it will premiere on nearly 1,000 3-D screens -- the most ever.
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Devices that let people carry video and images are set to have a big year, industry experts say.
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Users may see an iPhone with 3G technology in the next six months, a financial analyst said Monday, citing waning inventory of Apple's current iPhone and the increasing demand in Europe for 3G products.