This year Panasonic plans to release a television that will be able to give you an amazing 3D experience. Although they are being released in Japan in April it is speculated that the United States and the UK will be waiting until the fourth quarter of the year to get them. They will be coming out in two different size models; there will be 50 and 65 inch sets witch are expected to range 4.9-6 thousand dollars. I think this is very important because when movies moved to 3D so many others followed in their footsteps. Although there will only be a limited number of stations that will have 3D broadcasts when the sets become more accessible I believe that the other stations will follow. I think that this is going to have a great impact on the audience. People highly enjoy the 3D experience. All you have to do is look at how successful Avitar was to understand that. I also think that audiences will be very excited to experience sports in 3D. HD TV now already makes you feel like you're at the game; imagine what it will feel like to be able to experience that in 3D. When I first saw a 1080 broadcast I didn't think there was anything that could top that so I don't think that 3D television is going to be the last major thing that changes TV.
http://www.maximumpc.com/article/news/panasonic_debuts_viera_vt2_series_first_1080p_3d_plasma_hdtvs
There wasn't anything in the book that really spoke about 3D television.
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