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Mies - Watching a movie with 3D facility would have been ordinary. Then, if you watch MotoGP with similar facilities how it feels?
This phenomenon is being watched 3D booming lately. A number of Hollywood films output using 3D facilities for audience attention.

Latest, a film directed by James Cameroon, Avatar, sold hard and staying digadang best film. Although, ultimately losing Avatar Hurt Locker at the Academy Award some time ago.

This success makes MotoGP rights holders are interested in broadcasting. As reported by visordown.com plan, some television broadcasts for 2010 MotoGP race will be using this facility. Actually, this is not the first time. In the U.S. Grand Prix last year, the 3D test was conducted in several places.

Impressions are received positive response from the lovers of MotoGP. It is said, John Bruno, the man behind the success screen visual effects Avatar movie, will be working on this program.

Preached, ESPN and Sky are interested in the idea. Previously, the first Sky 3D for broadcast soccer match between Manchester United Arsenal counter. Although only published in several cafes in the UK, a new way of watching television is getting an enthusiastic welcome.