Later this month, nearly 80 percent of U.S. TV households will for the first time get 3-D broadcast of the Olympic Games. Roughly 242 hours of the London Olympic Games will air in 3-D, albeit with a 24-hour delay so fans can support their favorite athletes "couchside," at a fraction of the cost of flying to London. Viewers will get to watch track and field, swimming and gymnastics, a few of the most anticipated competitions.
What technology will be used to broadcast this year's Olympic Games?
What technology will be used to broadcast this year's Olympic Games?
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Answer: 3-D
Later this month, nearly 80 percent of U.S. TV households will for the first time get 3-D broadcast of the Olympic Games. Roughly 242 hours of the London Olympic Games will air in 3-D, albeit with a 24-hour delay so fans can support their favorite athletes "couchside," at a fraction of the cost of flying to London. Viewers will get to watch track and field, swimming and gymnastics, a few of the most anticipated competitions.
Later this month, nearly 80 percent of U.S. TV households will for the first time get 3-D broadcast of the Olympic Games. Roughly 242 hours of the London Olympic Games will air in 3-D, albeit with a 24-hour delay so fans can support their favorite athletes "couchside," at a fraction of the cost of flying to London. Viewers will get to watch track and field, swimming and gymnastics, a few of the most anticipated competitions.
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