Microsoft Dismisses 3D as a "Future Technology"

3D technology has emerged very rapidly in the past few years.3D televisions,3D games, 3D movies and many more are the example of 3D technology.Microsoft  also have some thoughts about this technology. Its seems theyis not gonna promote this technology.  Microsoft says that....

  "The 3D gaming technology being touted by Sony and Nintendo is interesting but still way too expensive for mainstream success."

If there's a central theme at this year's E3 aside from motion controls, it's 3D. Both Sony and Nintendo have been pushing the third dimension pretty hard, Sony through 3D games on the PlayStation 3 and 3D televisions and Nintendo on its handheld 3DS. Microsoft, on the other hand, doesn't seem to be too anxious to jump on that particular bandwagon.

3D is "an interesting technology of the future," in the worlds of Microsoft U.K. honcho Neil Thompson, but apparently the distant future, not the immediate one.He added that...

"If you look at the costs of entry into the living room and when that's going to become mass-market, we think the offering with Kinect and the natural user-interface we're bringing, that's a more compelling proposition for consumers over the coming years than maybe looking at 3D at this point," 

It's a valid point. The PlayStation 3 relies on a 3D television and glasses, which offers a very compelling experience and a hell of a price tag, too; a 40-inch Samsung 3D LCD runs about two grand at Best Buy and glasses are $180 a pop. Have a few friends over on a Saturday night and suddenly you're looking at a $3000 display setup.Bad news guys Microsoft dismissed 3D as feature technology , because  its too expensive.