Slowly but surely, television seen moving to 3D1 min read
Reading Time: < 1 minuteThree-dimensional television is growing at a slower than expected pace, but industry experts remain optimistic that it will reshape the way the world watches the small screen.
The number of 3D TV channels will break the 100-channel barrier by 2014, according to market research group In-Stat, with sports, the arts, big music events and movies set to spearhead growth.
“When we said three years ago that 3D would be a success, people criticized us,” said Vincent Teulade, a Paris-based technology and media consultant at PriceWaterhouseCoopers, at the MIPTV trade show that ended Thursday.
“But 3D has arrived and it is known by the mass market.”
