Dolby Laboratories, Inc. has reduced the price of its reusable 3D
glasses. Exhibitors can purchase new Dolby 3D glasses at a list
price of US $17.00, reduced from US $27.50, the company announced
at ShoWest 2010 in Las Vegas.
Dolby is also offering additional cost savings through new bundled
pricing for its standard Dolby 3D single projector kit (with up to
500 pairs of glasses) as well as its large-screen solutions 3D kit
(with up to 1,000 pairs of glasses).
"Since our market entry just over two years ago, Dolby has shipped
more than 3,200 3D systems to over 400 exhibitor partners in 67
countries,” said John Carey, vice president, worldwide sales,
products and services. “This growth in the number of Dolby 3D
equipped digital cinemas around the world has enabled us to reduce
the price of our glasses further."
Dolby's 3D glasses are high-performance, environmentally friendly
passive glasses that require no batteries or charging, with
state-of-the-art color filter coating technology that allows
specific wavelengths of light to reach each eye.
For more information, visit www.dolby.com.
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Dolby Reduces Price for 3D Glasses
March 15, 2010
Dolby Reduces Price for 3D Glasses
March 15, 2010
Dolby Laboratories, Inc. has reduced the price of its reusable 3D glasses. Exhibitors can purchase new Dolby 3D glasses at a list price of US $17.00, reduced from US $27.50, the company announced at ShoWest 2010 in Las Vegas.
Dolby is also offering additional cost savings through new bundled pricing for its standard Dolby 3D single projector kit (with up to 500 pairs of glasses) as well as its large-screen solutions 3D kit (with up to 1,000 pairs of glasses).
"Since our market entry just over two years ago, Dolby has shipped more than 3,200 3D systems to over 400 exhibitor partners in 67 countries,” said John Carey, vice president, worldwide sales, products and services. “This growth in the number of Dolby 3D equipped digital cinemas around the world has enabled us to reduce the price of our glasses further."
Dolby's 3D glasses are high-performance, environmentally friendly passive glasses that require no batteries or charging, with state-of-the-art color filter coating technology that allows specific wavelengths of light to reach each eye.
For more information, visit www.dolby.com.
Dolby is also offering additional cost savings through new bundled pricing for its standard Dolby 3D single projector kit (with up to 500 pairs of glasses) as well as its large-screen solutions 3D kit (with up to 1,000 pairs of glasses).
"Since our market entry just over two years ago, Dolby has shipped more than 3,200 3D systems to over 400 exhibitor partners in 67 countries,” said John Carey, vice president, worldwide sales, products and services. “This growth in the number of Dolby 3D equipped digital cinemas around the world has enabled us to reduce the price of our glasses further."
Dolby's 3D glasses are high-performance, environmentally friendly passive glasses that require no batteries or charging, with state-of-the-art color filter coating technology that allows specific wavelengths of light to reach each eye.
For more information, visit www.dolby.com.
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