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If we didn’t know better, we’d say Ubisoft’s UK marketing chief, Murray Pannell, has money riding on the success of 3D televisions. Speaking to Eurogamer , Pannell said that adoption of the technology will “start out slowly this year,” then boldly claimed that he “wouldn’t rule out the fact that this will be installed in everyone’s living room in three years’ time.” Pannell’s crystal ball may be in HD (and 3D!) but only seems capable of looking into the future .

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Ubisoft sees 3D TVs ‘in everyone’s living rooms’ within three years

According to a new survey conducted by the Consumer Electronics Association , one in four respondents who identified as a “gamer” is interested in 3D gaming at home.

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CEA survey: Gaming to drive 3D TV purchases

Over the course of this year’s CES , it was easy to get swept up in the fervor around 3D technology. Not Microsoft’s Xbox team lead Aaron Greenberg though — in speaking with G4TV , Greenberg said he thinks “there’s a lot of challenges about 3D in the living room.” To Greenberg, it’s not a question of technology (or lack thereof) that’s holding back 3D, it’s the home environment

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