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Where Mike Elgan got it wrong

December 19, 2009

Analysis of:Mike Elgan: Why 3D will fail in 2010 | www.computerworld.com

Mr. Elgan confuses old tech with new and comes up with a questionable conclusion. He uses the example of HDLogix and the disastrous experiment with the Dallas Cowboys as an example, proving the point that he's the one who doesn't get it and not the executives to whom he points.

Keeping perspective is important, this article loses it.

August 21, 2009

Analysis of:Will James Cameron's 3D 'Avatar' change cinema forever? | www.cnn.com

At $300 million and counting, high expectations for James Cameron's 3D 'Avatar" are to be expected. Will this be another "Titanic' or Cameron's undoing is also a question heard on the streets of L.A. Either way, the stunning 3D cinematography will no doubt propel support of 3D. But the only thing that is really unique about it is that he had $300 millon to do it with.

Simple answer: Yes

August 18, 2009

Analysis of:After Conquering the Movies, 3-D Viewing Makes Its Way Toward Home TVs | online.wsj.com

It really isn’t a matter of upgrading one’s TV to accommodate 3D. With 2.4 TVs per household and many people having only purchased their first HDTV, there is a lot of short-term demand for new sets which can be 3D capable.

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