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Three-dimensional images are expected jump out of movie theaters and into living rooms by next year. Panasonic demonstrates 3-D television at a recent technology expo in Atlanta, Georgia. Sony and Panasonic say they will release home 3-D television systems in 2010; Mitsubishi and JVC are reported to be working on similar products. TV finally becomes real in three dimensions, said Robert Perry, an executive vice president at Panasonic. Perry compared the 3-D transition to the switch from black-and-white to color television and the shift from standard- to high-definition images. Although television makers haven't released specifics, the price of 3-D TV is not expected to be substantially higher than some high-definition televisions on the market now.
