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ESPN to Debut NBA in 3D
What could be better than watching LeBron and the Heat or Kobe and the Lakers? Watching them in 3D.
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October 11, 2010 | by Robert Archer

Add the National Basketball Association (NBA) to the growing list of sports leagues going 3D.

ESPN will televise 14 NBA games this season in 3D, starting with LeBron James, Dwyane Wade and the Miami Heat against the New York Knicks on Dec. 17.

ESPN plans to also broadcast in 3D games with the Los Angeles Lakers and the Orlando Magic.

ESPN will broadcast eight regular season games and six playoff games in 3D.

Most recently, we saw college football and the U.S. Open tennis championships get the 3D treatment.



Robert Archer - Senior Editor, CE Pro
Bob is a dedicated audiophile who has been writing about A/V for Electronic House sister publication CE Pro since 2000.



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