“The HDMI Consortium recognizes the importance of standardized 3D formats for movies, gaming and broadcast content and the need for non-adopter companies and organizations to have access to that portion of the HDMI Specification,” says Steve Venuti, president of HDMI Licensing, LLC. “As the mainstream adoption of 3D is gaining momentum and content providers define and expand their 3D roadmaps, HDMI is ready to support this major market development.”Here is some more Tech News from around the web:
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HDMI coming to you in lifelike 3D
HDMI 1.4 is going to be a nice upgrade from HDMI 1.3 and one that people will notice. With support for ethernet communication, it is going to add a noticeable extra to this popular connector. As well we have heard that it will support resolutions of 3840×2160 @ 24Hz/25Hz/30Hz and 4096×2160 @ 24Hz. You will also see different versions coming out, they will add an automotive standard as well as a micro HDMI connector. Now we hear via [H]ard|OCP that there will be an additional feature added in HDMI 1.4a, the ability to support 3D visuals. You may need another upgrade by the time Avatar comes out on Blu-ray.