HD and Now 3D Television

[Kevin Arnold]

Here's a new twist. In an article on the Nando Times they mention the development of 3D television in just a few years. The article also quotes Flanner's in Brookfield. I'm sure Fox will be the first to use this technology.

"In a few years, consumers can also expect three-dimensional programming to be common on their TVs, experts say. Dynamic Digital Depth (DDD) in Santa Monica, Calif., is developing a technology that would allow viewers to switch from 2-D to 3-D with the click of the remote."

Here's the link: http://www.nandotimes.com/technology/story/416089p-3318235c.html

Can 3D smellovision be far behind?