Comments on: James Cameron: 3D heading beyond movies

Filmmaker tells digital advertisers the kind of three-dimensional experiences just making their way into film will also revolutionize television and gaming.

[Maarek Stele]

HELLO!!!! Texas Insturments DLP TVs have already developed their TVs to do this. A hefty price tag, but they turn any digital channel into a 3D experience.

[JohnBarbagallo]

I still say James Cameron should direct "Aquaman", a break-off from the hit HBO series Entourage...!

[GreenbushLabs]

... Sounding like a broken record here but ---- "And education?" .... yes, I mean in the classroom (like this but better - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uVFsxev-2sk

[jmdunys]

Xbox 360 and glasses????? where does he come from?

If you want REAL 3D interactivity, you need to build something REALLY new, perhaps inspired by this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jd3-eiid-Uw

I really like Cameron, but he needs to be up to speed with what's REALLY going on in the world

[skrubol]

What's new about real 3d in games? I just picked up a pair of shutter glasses to use with my CRT monitor at home. The technology is about 8 years old and with a fast refresh rate I found the experience better than the new wave of 3d movies.
Most all 3d computer games work fine in 3d (most have some minor glitches,) as they're rendered in 3d anyway.

[chocksaway]

On a 3D related theme, Regal cinemas just signed a big deal with RealD to install 1,500 3D systems in its movie theaters across the US. CNET covers it at
http://news.cnet.com/8301-10784_3-9949260-7.html?tag=nefd.top

[Kate_Oyun]

I want to be an actress. please contact me.