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The Real Reasons The 3D TV Was A Failure – SlashGear

Posted on September 16, 2023 By bot

The arrival of 3D TV technology was a huge novelty at the time, but in the end, it fell short of widespread success. There were many contributing factors to this failure, which in 2017 resulted in these TVs no longer being produced by any company. This downfall started in 2014 when Vizio ended the production of its 3D TVs following a decline in sales. In 2017, the last two companies that were still making 3D TVs, Sony and LG,
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