Japan's first 3D AV movie Actress save the 3D TV market

In order to catch up with Sony on June 10 launched a new Bravia in Japan's pace of 3D TV, the Japanese AV industry's largest S1 No.1Style sale on June 7 the world's first 3D adult video "3D X Mika Kayama" , plans to re-introduce a 19 "3D X Yuma Asami", the first time the Japanese audience to experience the fun of 3D adult video.
Japanese media report said in its analysis, although Sony, Panasonic and other Japanese consumer electronics maker in the flat TV market, lost to South Korean rivals, but they are regarded as the next generation of home entertainment revolution in 3D TV as the new avenge the main battlefield. The Japanese led the industry in the 3D TV market strikes, and may not be old technology magnate, will be one of Japan's famous product: AV Actress.
For the most demanding visual adult movies has always been willing to pay for the introduction of new technologies, such as personal experiences makes 3D television was optimistic the industry can improve sales performance, and with high-tech to counter piracy. Many Japanese AV movie fans expressed their intention for 3D TV to give it a try. Barclays Capital analysts bullish on the vine Senze You two popular AV actress in the 3D version of AV movie, he thinks it will succeed in attracting consumers to purchase 3D television. He believes that this trend deserves attention because of the lack of video content, will hinder the growth of 3D TV.
In addition, BRICs research economist Kadokura history refers to your video sales of last year, 1,086 Japanese AV billion yen (about 12 billion U.S. dollars), accounting for the scale of the Japanese film market 30% of the overall CD.
Although the AV industry adopt pregnant get hold, promising market prospect, but the Sony and Panasonic for the 3D version of AV Video can bring to enhance 3D TV sales and do not want to talk about. Research iSuppli predicted the global 3D TV shipments in 2010 reached 4.2 million sets in 2011 increased to 1,290 million units. For all of 2010 will ship 170 million LCD TV sets.