Comment: Bad luck for Blu-ray
Keywords: HD-DVD Blu-ray display technology 3DTV
[Summary of tips] Panasonic is already calling for a quick transition to 3DTV with a standard in 2009 and products in 2010. That would mean re-spinning the Blu-ray chips to support the multi-view coding version of H.264 compression and updating the firmware to handle things like graphics and subtitles over stereo 3D video.But even Panasonic know......
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