Bristol sports programmer ESPN and Comcast Corp. said Wednesday they have a deal for the cable-TV giant to offer ESPN’s new 3D channel to its 23.5 million subscribers when the channel launches in June ...

NEW YORK: For some perspective on 3DTV’s prospects, consider how ESPN HD launched in 2003 and how ESPN 3D will launch on June 11. ESPN HD launched in March 2003 on some of the smallest cable ...

It was only a matter of time before a 3-D network hit the airwaves, and to no one’s surprise, it’s coming from ESPN. Starting with the first game of this year’s World Cup, ESPN 3D will air a total of ...

A year after ESPN announced the launch of an event-based only 3D network, the sports network announced at CES in Las Vegas this week that ESPN 3D will now air content 24-hours a day starting Feb. 14, ...

Just when you thought you had it all figured out -- with an expensive HDTV and all the hottest sound components -- ESPN has announced that it is raising the technology bar on watching sports at home.

CHICAGO — ESPN is joining the rush to go 3D with plans to launch a 3D television network in June. The Walt Disney Co's sports unit said Tuesday it will launch ESPN 3D, which it claims is the ...

EL SEGUNDO/BRISTOL: ESPN 3D is to launch on DIRECTV in June, adding to the service’s offer of dedicated 3D channels that includes its own linear 3D network, N3D, powered by Panasonic. ESPN 3D will ...

The sports programmer is planning to launch the industry's first 3D TV network, ESPN 3D, this summer. By James Hibberd Writer-at-Large UPDATED: ESPN and Discovery Communications announced plans ...

These haven’t been the best of days for 3D TV. On a conference call with analysts earlier this month, Discovery Communications prexy-CEO David Zaslav said that 3D TV growth has been slower than ...

As stakeholders examine this latest turn of events, plans are already in place to launch glasses-free sets this holiday season. By Adrian Pennington, Carolyn Giardina When ESPN officially announced on ...

ESPN will shut down its 3D TV channel by the end of the year. Spokesperson Katina Arnold tweeted that the sports broadcaster would close the service "due to low adoption of 3D to home", shifting ...