Variety Article, “Industry tries to avoid another format war: Tech titans give peace a chance“
Here’s an excerpt of the aforementioned story, which was part of the 3-D Summit Featurette Section in the December 1, 2008 issue of
Daily Variety..
The situation “will ultimately force (a combined distribution method) that allows somebody to go pull a Blu-ray disc off the shelf or download a 3-D HD version, buy a pair of glasses, have a 3-D-ready TV, and see 3-D versions of movies in the living room,” says Doug Darrow, brand and marketing manager at Texas Instruments, which makes the DLP chip used in Samsung’s and Mitsubishi’s rear-projection 3-D systems.
Complete Article: Industry tries to avoid another format war: Tech titans give peace a chance
Posted by Robyn Weisman on Sunday, April 19, 2009, at 7:18 pm. Filed under Articles, Technology, Variety. Tagged 3-D, 3d, 3D HD, CEA, home video, JVC, Kerner Technologies, polarizer glasses, RealD, Samsung, shutter glasses, TI, Variety.
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