Do you think this 3D "Fad", "Phase", or "Phenomenon" will take over in a few years?
Rewind six years ago: To the launch of the Nintendo DS. I remember thinking about the touch screen a few months before its launch. I realized that I never used a touch screen before. I also remember thinking that maybe it would have some bugs at first, or would not always function properly. Now touch screens are literally everywhere and are even on devices that are considered obsolete.
Now the Nintendo 3DS is coming out, and the majority of people have not even seen one of these "3D screens without glasses" in action. Is it possible that six years down the road from now that nearly every device has one of these 3D screens? I'm not talking about with televisions too, because that switch would take much longer to occur (Multiple TVs in households, and with each TV costing a ridiculous amount of money). I am just referring to handhelds. People upgrade handheld devices (Like cell phones) more often than they would upgrade the TVs and stuff and their houses. And if the screen is built-in, everything is done for the consumer already.
Also, I didn't mention my opinion on this. Too be honest, I don't really see it as exciting. Actually, I am not even looking forward to the Nintendo 3DS for the 3D features. I find 3D to be "cool" I guess, but I never really had a preference of whether to watch a movie in 2D or 3D. I just wanted to write about how I can easily see how 2D screens can become extinct in the future.
Rewind six years ago: To the launch of the Nintendo DS. I remember thinking about the touch screen a few months before its launch. I realized that I never used a touch screen before. I also remember thinking that maybe it would have some bugs at first, or would not always function properly. Now touch screens are literally everywhere and are even on devices that are considered obsolete.
Now the Nintendo 3DS is coming out, and the majority of people have not even seen one of these "3D screens without glasses" in action. Is it possible that six years down the road from now that nearly every device has one of these 3D screens? I'm not talking about with televisions too, because that switch would take much longer to occur (Multiple TVs in households, and with each TV costing a ridiculous amount of money). I am just referring to handhelds. People upgrade handheld devices (Like cell phones) more often than they would upgrade the TVs and stuff and their houses. And if the screen is built-in, everything is done for the consumer already.
Also, I didn't mention my opinion on this. Too be honest, I don't really see it as exciting. Actually, I am not even looking forward to the Nintendo 3DS for the 3D features. I find 3D to be "cool" I guess, but I never really had a preference of whether to watch a movie in 2D or 3D. I just wanted to write about how I can easily see how 2D screens can become extinct in the future.