Bad news for the burgeoning 3-D industry: Only 2% of British consumers want to buy a 3-D TV, according to a new survey . Could a "touchable" 3-D user interface help the technology's appeal? Of 4,200 British consumers interviewed for a Deloitte study, only 89 said they were thinking of spending on a 3-D HDTV set in the next year. Even splitting out the older age groups (who may be less enthused ...

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Washington, D.C. (August 23, 2010) -- Hewlett-Packard is developing a new TV screen that will be so wide that it can display an entire basketball court.

Vizio has become one of the largest HDTV firms in the country on the back of its lower priced sets that offer lots of high-end features without driving the cost up. The company has announced a new line of HDTVs that offer some interesting features. The new line includes the XVT553SV, XVT473SV and XVT423AV HDTVs all offering similar features with different screen sizes. All of the XVT sets use ...

(PhysOrg.com) -- With 3D HDTV's exploding in today's market, Fujifilm has launched a new point-and-click camera with 3D photo capability. With 3D TV innovators like Sony, Panasonic and Samsung, the camera comes at a time perfect for the 3D revolution and can be used with or without special glasses to view. President for Fujifilm North American Imaging and Electronics Divisions, Go Myazaki, spoke ...