[opendtv] 3D TV market to grow 500% in 2011
- From: "Manfredi, Albert E" <albert.e.manfredi@xxxxxxxxxx>
- To: "opendtv@xxxxxxxxxxxxx" <opendtv@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 18 May 2011 15:12:10 -0500
Big whoop. You only build 3D sets, so the market of 3D sets can't help but grow.
My question is, how does the CE industry make these decisions? Honestly, I
don't get it.
When DTV started, the industry (and CEA) couldn't help but whine about
installing ATSC receivers, and they dragged their feet for years before making
a decently up to date STB available at all! It took a FCC order to finally stop
the logjam.
When IBOC digital radio started, it was like pulling teeth to get a decent
stereo component tuner with IBOC. And it's still impossible to get HD radio
factory installed in the very vast majority of cars.
So what is it that makes the TV industry so intent on cramming 3D sets down our
throats, whether we want them or not?
I'm so hugely unsympathetic with any of this nonsense. It just makes them sound
like they are all on the take.
Bert
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http://www.dtg.org.uk/news/news.php?class=countries&subclass=0&id=4053
3D TV market to grow 500% in 2011
The 3D TV market is set to grow by almost 500% this year, according to US
research firm In-Stat.
"Over the next few years, a greater percentage of large-screen TV sets will
ship with the 3D feature," says Michelle Abraham, Research Director. "We expect
100% of all 40-inch and above DTV sets will eventually be 3D-enabled. This will
not only cause shipments of 3D TV sets to increase, but will also grow the
number of households worldwide with 3D TV sets."
In-Stat's research also found that households with 3D TV sets will eclipse 300
million in 2015.
In 2011 Europe will boast the most 3D TV unit shipments at just over 7 million.
By 2015 Asia/Pacific will have the largest share of 3D TV unit shipments at
32%, according to the research.
DTG Staff 18.05.2011
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