3DTV owners make good use of their purchase by watching 3D content on a regular basis, according to Strategy Analytics' latest research.
The analyst says 41% of 3DTV owners in Europe and the US watch 3D content at least once a day (if not several times a day), while over 66% claim to watch at least one 3D show weekly.
These findings should be encouraging to content producers looking to work into 3D content-- it appears there's an audience for 3D after all. And if there's quality 3D content, 3DTV ownership should also rise.
Strategy Analytics says “3DTV is confounding the skeptics and gaining traction with early adopters.”
The typical 3DTV owner has two pairs of 3D glasses-- while 13% don't own any.
The anlayst says the purchase of additional glasses is "seen as a barrier," with 53% of survey participants saying they would buy more pairs of 3D glasses if prices were lower.
Ultimately, customers would rather not have to wear 3D glasses to begin with-- even if the majority of 3DTV owners are ready to put up with glasses if the 3DTV experience proves to be entertaining enough.
Go 3DTVs: Buying Intentions and Early Adopter Feedback (Strategy Analytics)
It connects to Crestron's DGE-2 digital graphics engine, providing access to all digital media your customers want (with HDCP support) and internet access, without needing a separate computer.
The companies will develop (and eventually license) radio frequency (RF) system 3D active glasses technology-- including RF protocols between active glasses and displays-- and multple infrared (IR) system protocols.
The series comes with x2 variants-- PF and PH models.
It carries a 1080p LED-backlit panel together with a built-in nVidia 3D Vision wireless emitter, while the package includes a pair of 3D Vision glasses.
