Some time ago, no television did not sell 3D features as a selling point. However, this buzz did not last long. Do we really need 3D TV? At least Philips has intended to give up.
If you like Philips TV and 3D movies at the same time, this news will disappoint you: 3D functionality will disappear from Philips' TV lineup in 2016.
Why is this so? Danny Tack, the executive responsible for Philips’ product strategy and planning, said: “3D is dead. There aren’t many 3D resources and no one really wants them. The 3D feature will also make your TV more complicated, and it’s not There is consumer demand."
In fact, LG and Samsung are said to be cutting or abandoning the 3D TV product line this year. After all, the development of 3D TVs has been slow, and consumers are now focusing on new concepts such as 4K, curved surfaces, and HDR.
In addition, Philips, like LG, will focus on OLED TVs. Philips believes that OLED images have better contrast, better dynamic performance, and sharper image quality. Philips said that the future will be the world of OLED. If we do not act quickly, we will lag behind.
If you like Philips TV and 3D movies at the same time, this news will disappoint you: 3D functionality will disappear from Philips' TV lineup in 2016.
Why is this so? Danny Tack, the executive responsible for Philips’ product strategy and planning, said: “3D is dead. There aren’t many 3D resources and no one really wants them. The 3D feature will also make your TV more complicated, and it’s not There is consumer demand."
In fact, LG and Samsung are said to be cutting or abandoning the 3D TV product line this year. After all, the development of 3D TVs has been slow, and consumers are now focusing on new concepts such as 4K, curved surfaces, and HDR.
In addition, Philips, like LG, will focus on OLED TVs. Philips believes that OLED images have better contrast, better dynamic performance, and sharper image quality. Philips said that the future will be the world of OLED. If we do not act quickly, we will lag behind.