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Motorola comes up with 3D STB
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April 13, 2010
Motorola comes up with 3D STB
by David Allen
Techwatch
With 3D TV for the home still in its infancy, it is little surprise that the market has not been inundated with 3D compatible products.
3D Ready televisions are already trickling onto the various markets, however with no content consumers are unwilling to invest in such technology at the moment, it would seem.
Motorola has an interesting new concept that could prove to be a hit with consumers; a 3D set top box.
It could be said that there is no need for this equipment but there is, because this set top box brings 3D technology to TV, instead of just one channel.
This means that all the features, such as the EPG and other pages, could all be in 3D, making the entire experience so much more interesting for the consumer.__________________
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April 13, 2010
Motorola comes up with 3D STB
by David Allen
Techwatch
With 3D TV for the home still in its infancy, it is little surprise that the market has not been inundated with 3D compatible products.
3D Ready televisions are already trickling onto the various markets, however with no content consumers are unwilling to invest in such technology at the moment, it would seem.
Motorola has an interesting new concept that could prove to be a hit with consumers; a 3D set top box.
It could be said that there is no need for this equipment but there is, because this set top box brings 3D technology to TV, instead of just one channel.
This means that all the features, such as the EPG and other pages, could all be in 3D, making the entire experience so much more interesting for the consumer.__________________