Glasses-Free or Not, 3D TV Still Fizzles for Now

Advocates argue that three-D is entirely the time to come , it just needs to be a bit more commodious and crank - free — you’ll see ! regrettably for these advocates , Toshiba ’s late numbersare not help the case , at least in the skinny - condition .

Toshiba , if you ’ll retrieve , was the first major maker to betray a trash - free set to consumer back in December . It sell less than half its 1,000 building block sales target in the first month on the market .

Now , it could be a size of it thing , as the two available sets were 20- and 12 - column inch model . Toshiba acknowledged this , and plans larger sets for the future tense ( mammoth56- and 65 - in setswere showcased at CES ) .

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Toshiba ’s Glasses - Less 3DTVs Will Hit the US in 40 and 50 - Inch Sizes ( Updated )

Even Sony ’s glasses - enabled 3D offerings have track internal sale estimation , report Bloomberg . Samsung , the other large player in the way , articulate last month that current 3DTV technical school was “ relatively weak , ” mean 3D ’s current woe could also be related to making the technology available to consumers too soon .

All that state , the uncertainty stay on . Could Ebert have been wrong about video plot art , but right about3D being a queasy beat - end?[Bloomberg ]

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