In other content news, popular UK satellite broadcasting company Sky has announced they will follow their US counterparts in launching a dedicated 3D channel on October 1.
The channel has actually been active since April, but has only featured a handful of live English football games and some other promo 3D material drumming up support.
We discussed earlier in the week the debate that has been circling about the longevity of the 3D revolution. And a poignant discussion has been raised which might give a technical reason for the slight movement back towards 2D from 3D ticket sales in cinemas, pointing at the lack of brightness as a possible cause.
The good news is that Warner has started to ship some of their 3D Blu-ray titles with certain 3D products around the world.
The bad news is that they are only moving them with the products, rather than selling them separately.
Toshiba have gracefully landed themselves at the high end of the 3D TV market with the release of a new line of impressive looking TVs, called the Cell Regza collection.
The three models in the collection are the 55" 55X2 and 55XE2 and the 46" 46XE2. All three models offer 2D to 3D conversion, a 3TB hard drive, and 3D “Super Resolution” technology.
Nvidia has pitched a model of 3D glasses to business environments, hoping to lure corporate dollars in the 3D revolution storm.
The new product, 3D Vision Pro, provides 3D viewing over a range of over 30 meters, expanding the use of the current technology to business facilities such as conference rooms and lecture halls.
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