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iPad and Tablet Market Will Boost Tech Revenue

The Customer Electronics Association, a technology advocacy group, predicted that iPad and tablet market will raise the tech revenue to $190 billion.
The Consumer Electronics Association said on Monday that Apple’s iPad and the rest of the tablet market will definitely boost the entire whole home technology industry by 60%.
Originally, the CEA predicted a 3.5 percent yearly increase in 2011. However they’re now convinced that tablets would push the growth to 5.6% or $190 billion. Tthe spike would be $4 billion more than they thought, and would see more than 7% or $14 billion of the industry’s revenue coming from tablets alone.
Read the rest of the article »CEA Urges 3D TV Makers for Universal Glasses

CEA got an awesome idea! Numerous 3D TV sets, one pair of 3D glasses, why not?
In a move to unify the use of 3D glasses, the Consumer Electronic Association (CEA) is planning to standardize 3D frames for all electronics company.
TG Daily reported that CEA is encouraging companies to permit consumers to buy a single set of glasses which is applicable to use for all 3D TVs.
To give you a short background about this issue, 3D TVs nowadays use either stereoscopic 3D or passive 3D. There is also a concept being developed called autostereoscopic TVs which does not require the viewer to use glasses even though the show is on 3D. For now, CEA is persuading companies to create a universal 3D spectacle suitable for stereoscopic 3D TVs, the technology used by most manufacturers.
This is a great idea to pursue since it saves a lot of time, effort and resources but Gadg think a glasses-less 3D TV is the bomb!
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