CES attendees go in-depth with 3D TV
8:00 AM PST 1/11/2010 by Anthony Crupi, MediaWeek,
AP
But analysts caution that consumer adoption may take time
The Consumer Electronics Show is perhaps best understood as a conspiracy between Eros and Mammon, a four-day stroll through a technological red-light district where gadget heavies manufacture desire out of ballyhoo and circuitry.
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