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Upgrading to keep pace with technological advancements seems to be a non-stop process these days, first it was the upgrade from cassette to CD, then CD to mp3. Then the conversion from VHS to DVD became even more painful, but an ultimately necessary process. But no sooner had VHS become antiquated then along came Blu-Ray to make our lives even more complicated. Television is also going through the same technological metamorphoses with the current digital switchover and the progression to HD. But if you thought it was stopping there then you’re mistaken. Just as nearly every home has fitted themselves with the latest flat-screen digital televisions the next experiment is underway – 3D Television.

Sky Television has announced that it will be broadcasting the first UK 3D Television station in 2010. An exact date is yet to be arranged due to the lack of any 3D televisions being available in the UK to this date (that’s another story).

But that didn’t stop Sky showcasing their ideas at the recent International Television Festival in Edinburgh. The 3D televisions on display appear no different to an average digital flat screen from any manufacturer, but the technology behind it, and that required to film, transmit and pick up 3D images is far from simple.

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