Analyst predicts as many as 46M 3-D TV homes by 2013
By 2013, there could be as many as 46 million homes worldwide with 3-D-capable TV sets, according to GigaOM Pro analyst Alfred Poor, who added that the rate of uptake would be greatly affected by cost considerations. Sony and Panasonic, both of whom have said they will launch 3-D HDTVs next year, are likely to lead the way.
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This story published in CEA SmartBrief on 10/27/2009
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