3D video

   Samo shto pomislivme deka kje pochneme so HD produkcija i deka toa kje bide idninata na videoto, koga... najnovata rabota shto sledi e 3D video.

Na ovogodishniot Consumer Electronics Show vo Las Vegas Samsung, Sony, Toshiba, LG i Panasonic najavija 3D LCD televizori za ovaa godina, a vo Amerika zapochna probno televizijsko snimanje so 3D TV kameri (imam videno Sony kamera so dva objektiva na sportski natprevar). 

Nemojte da se iznenadite koga naskoro kje slushnete deka tehnoloshkata novina na 3D video snimanje navleze vo main-stream biznisot.

Avatar beshe samo grand opening, uvertira vo neshto shto kje stane glaven trend pochnuvajki od ovaa godina. 

Eve so pishuva avstralijskiot "National" za novinite objaveni na CES:

The global chairman of Sony, Sir Howard Stringer, declared this year's show the "CES 3D show" - and with good reason. The success of Avatar provided a powerful platform for manufacturers to push 3D into the home. Samsung, Sony, Toshiba, LG and Panasonic unveiled a slew of 3D-capable televisions, Blu-ray players and home theatre systems. Some models even convert 2D content, such as home movies and games, into immersive 3D, although dorky 3D glasses are required.

The first 3D Blu-ray films will arrive in stores this year and several concerts and sporting events will be recorded in 3D, including the World Cup and PGA golf.

In the US, Fox Sports, Discovery and other broadcasters have announced new 3D channels and plan to air live action sports and other content on them.

A producer of Avatar, Jon Landau, said he was delighted that 3D films were going to be available in homes and the format would become ubiquitous. "From our perspective, 3D is not about gags coming off the screen, it's about creating a window into a world … and a more immersive experience for the viewer."

Scientific American pishuva:

LAS VEGAS—As tech vendors unleashed a barrage of 3D HD TVs, smarter smart phones and home energy management systems on the public this week here at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES), Intel could not have been happier. All of these high-performance communication and entertainment gadgets generate a lot of data, and someone needs to provide the horsepower to make sure that data flows to where it needs to go.

CNN Tech izvestuva:

Las Vegas, Nevada (CNN) -- Toshiba on Wednesday unveiled a "smart" TV the company claims will convert 2-D signals into high-resolution 3-D programming.

The ZX900 Series Cell TV models, available with 55-inch and 65-inch screens, will go on sale in the United States later this year. Pricing was not announced.

Toshiba says the LED TV will have the capability to take any 2-D content, including sports broadcasts, movies and video games, and convert it into 3-D in real time

Asia Times pishuva:

Intel, Apple, Microsoft and Google all vied for the attention of the estimated 110,000 attendants to this year's show. Highlights included HDTV, LED (light emitting diode), and 3-D TV technologies which are set to gain momentum, especially with the release of a number of high-profile 3D movies, such as James Cameron's blockbuster, Avatar. 

Imav shansa da go gledam Avatar vo 3D i mozham da recham deka... nema vrakjanje. Tehnologijata e usvoena i definitivno im se dopagja na lugjeto!

Изменето од Zoran K - 08.Јануари.2010 во 23:55

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