Oops, NFL 3D game coverage as hiccup but all ends well.

[Silversurfer]

But that has to be expected with pioneering tech like this & it was always billed as a test for the broadcaster, hence the restricted audience.

Last nights test put on by 3ality Digital LLC [we told you about a couple of days ago here], saw a only couple of temporary satellite feed loses & a few horrid panning camera work that left some pulling of their glasses & reaching for their sick bags but according to the Yahoo article the selective theater viewers/ journo’s where generally impressed.

"It's amazing," said Chad Ahrendt, a 35-year-old writer from Los Angeles who attended the screening in Hollywood. "Technically they obviously have a little ways to go, but once they work out all the kinks, it's definitely the new era of television."

Get the full article here:
http://tech.yahoo.com/news/ap/20081205/ ... i_te/nfl3d" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

[cybereality]

Only about 2 percent of the nation's TV sets are equipped to handle 3-D broadcasts.

2 percent, huh? That's not so bad all things considered.

[sharky]

2%?? cant be.. thats way too much..

[Silversurfer]

2%?? cant be.. thats way too much..

LOL, try minus 2% in "Blighty" UK