The concept of 3-D has been an exciting one that the tech industry has arguably been chasing since the first gimmicky 3-D movies of the 1950s. About five years ago, it was hyped at CES and elsewhere as the next big thing.
3-D was supposed to be the saving grace of a supposedly dying category, driving a new level of engagement and involvement with media content. Alas, it was not to be, and 3-D TV sets and movies remain little more than a footnote in entertainment history.
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