The Death of 3D TV's

3D televisions are becoming a thing of the past.The year is 2009, and all anyone can talkabout is... 3D entertainment. The movie Avatar is the biggest movie of the year, 3D entertainment is all therage and everyone isspending their hard earned cash to bring that experience into their homes.Fast forward 8 years and thenovelty of 3D TVshas worn off.Leading television manufactures have begunphasingout 3D TVs. According to CNET,two of the biggestTV manufacturers , LG and Samsung, will begoing soft on3D intheir new sets.CNET spoke to LG's Tim Alessi, director of new product development, asking why his company's TVs no longer have the feature. "3D capability was never really universally embraced in the industry for home use, and it's just not a key buying factor when selecting a new TV," he said. "Purchase process research showed it's not a top buying consideration, and anecdotal information indicated that actual usage was not high. We decided to drop 3D support for 2017 in order to focus our efforts on new capabilities such as HDR, which has much more universal appeal."Tech Crunch has attributed the fall of 3D TVto a number of factors-the rise of 4K and UHD, second screen watching on mobile devices, as well asthe fact that the demand for 3D is tapering off.So as TV technology continues to evolve, those 3D glasses may end up back in your cupboards, until one day when you want to show your children or even grandchildren how you used to enjoy movies "back in your day".Dean Workman
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