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Samsung taking 3D out of 2016 TVs in US market

[Polebrook]

According to an article I read on CNET this week, a source at Samsung, who asked to remain anonymous, has confirmed to CNET that none of its 2016 US TV models will support 3D. This doesn't bode well for finding a buyer for 3DGo if the worlds number one TV maker isn't supplying TVs with the 3D feature any more. Next Monday's update should be predictable.

[RabidIsBack]

If they don't have a buyer at the moment, it's already too late. They are bound by law to make a proposal to their creditors by next Monday at the latest, as they have not asked the courts for a new extension to do so.  Anyone will tell you that it takes much more than 4 days for a business deal to take place and come through, hence the initial deadline of February 15 to sign a

[Trooperhobo]

I think you're right....but not to build up hopes, Nic was in France a couple days ago(twitter)....I think he threw in the towel and went for a vacation....OR desperate hope - he's working on the sale overseas? 

[massimiliano]

some news next week? i hope  in 3dgo From the FB page  they keep update et they still believe the show go on.. 3DGO a partag la vido de Ghostbusters. 14 h ·  New trailer for Ghostbusters, in 3D this summer! letz hope  

[RabidIsBack]

Wouldn't be the first time a failing company keeps up appearances until the very end, with customers coming in one morning only to bump into locked doors and an "out of business" sign - or, in 3DGO's case, an app that disappears from their list overnight or stops working properly. You'll notice that while they've been posting a lot of hype and marketing after the month

[RabidIsBack]

Your guess is as good as mine on this one... His post from France is dated from this Tuesday, I'm thinking that's still way too late to secure a sale in time for next Monday. Then again, I find it odd (even inappropriate, maybe?) that he'd be travelling abroad less than a week before SIO is due to face the music... definitely gives the impression that he did indeed throw the towel and

[Trooperhobo]

OR.....indeed he is finalizing a deal.  did a search on video streaming companies in France and came up with Canalplay and Their parent company vivendi.  looking at all the feeds - appear to be a major player in entertainment in France, and a big competitor to Netflix. I don't know if this company is in discussion with Nic, but very interesting nothing yet announced and Nic was in

[InvestQC]

The money left will be minimal. The proceeds of the patents sale and the liquidation of their offices equipments was to pay the salary of the VERY important (KERP) employees left. They bought themselves a coupe of month more of cash before moving on to something else.

[RabidIsBack]

As it stands now, there won't be any money left and the creditors will have to make do with a loss. The total debt in the documents filed in December amounts to $860k. That's not counting the KERP. The patents brought in about $355k. That means there's still a $500k debt remaining to be settled (or more, depending on what was kept for the KERP). Having sold the patents, which were