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Sky broadcasts first event in 3D
T3.com All — ... for the future. Sky delivered the first domestic 3D broadcast (in the UK) to a Hyundia 3D-ready TV via its satellite network and an existing Sky+HD set-top box. In theory, that means you'll just need to get your TV upgraded to watch 3D telly, although that's still a big ask in the current economic climate. Especially as many of us have only recently upgraded to HD. And there's also the question of content. As we mentioned earlier this week, a number of movies are currently being made in 3D , but there's still only a limited amount of 3D content around right now, even when you ...

Sky broadcasts first 3D event
T3.com All — ... glasses were required. Sky delivered the first domestic 3D broadcast (in the UK) to a Hyundai 3D-ready TV via its satellite network and an existing Sky+HD set-top box. In theory, that means you'll just need to get your TV upgraded to watch 3D telly, although that's still a big ask in the current economic climate. Especially as many of us have only recently upgraded to HD. There's also the question of content. As we mentioned earlier this week, a number of movies are currently being made in 3D , but there's still only a limited amount of 3D content around right now, even when ...

Sky broadcasts first 3D event
T3.com News — ... There's also the question of content. As we mentioned earlier this week, a number of movies are currently being made in 3D, but there's still only a limited amount of 3D content around right now, even when you add in live events recorded by Sky. It's unlikely to be enough to sell 3D as a TV package for some time yet - although Sky has hinted it intends to launch a service of some sort ...

Sky historic Keane gig brings 3D TV closer to home
T3.com News — ... Stupid glasses aside, content is the biggest question facing those who would have us all filling our homes with 3D Tvs. A number of movies are currently being made in 3D, but there's still only a limited amount of 3D content around right now, even when you add in live events recorded by Sky. It's unlikely to be enough to sell 3D as a TV package for some time yet - although Sky has hinted it intends to launch a service of some sort ...

Sky historic Keane gig brings 3D TV closer to home
T3.com All — ... us new insight into our ability to deliver a rich and immersive live 3D experience into the home, but also confirmed that arts programming is another genre which has the potential to benefit from 3D. Being able to broadcast a live event in 3D is a real breakthrough as previous demonstrations have relied on recorded material. Stupid glasses aside, content is the biggest question facing those who would have us all filling our homes with 3D Tvs. A number of movies are currently being made in 3D , but there's still only a limited amount of 3D content around right now, even when ...