NJ5 on 17 December 2009
| Uraeus said: @KingFate: well considering the size of the TV market then even a 5%-10% market penetration would be huge. And 3D is a much easier concept to sell to people than just 'higher resolution'. So for Sony and other TV makers they don't need 50%+ of the market to adopt this for it to have a great value to them, they can start by selling it to the high end part of the market and use the technology leader image to help sell non-3d tvs to the lower income segment of the market. |
Actually HDTVs were not just about higher resolution. It was that plus being flat, light, big and aesthetically looking much better than any CRT.
I'd wager that most HDTV owners don't even know what HD is. Most people probably bought it for the big screens.
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