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3D craze waning?

Last Updated: May 24, 2011By Ali NaderzadTags: 3D

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Interesting article in today’s edition of Techland about the possible remission of the commercial 3D craze (second article of its kind that I see in my RSS feed burner today) – is the 3D honeymoon over? I wonder what will happen to the thousands of gleaming-new 3D projection systems that theatres have been investing in — a conversion to 3D costs between $ 25,000 and $ 30,000).

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