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Panasonic Submits 3D Blu-ray Proposal to BDA for 2010
Panasonic has officially submitted a proposal for 3D implementation on the Blu-ray format. Their submission is based on the system which was first shown during CEATEC earlier this year, and requires the use of special glasses which convert two separate 1080i60 video streams into one 1080p24 3D image.
The Blu-ray Disc Association (BDA) is expected to begin official discussion by the end of the year, and if formally adopted, expect that the system would be made commercially available by 2010.
Hollywood is eager for a home video format to transfer their 3D titles to, especially with more and more 3D films going into production. Additionally, Walt Disney Studios, who have presented many of the theatrical releases, including the recent animated film 'Bolt', in 3D, are close partners with Panasonic for Blu-ray. They would most likely be the first to use the technology on a home video release.
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