Nintendo Hopes 3DS Pushes 3-D Into Mass Entertainment
Nintendo unveils the 3DS at $250 in the U.S. promising glasses-free 3-D gameplay and photos with a 3.5 inch screen and upcoming Netflix movie streams. Analysts foresee strong first-year demand despite competition from smartphones and 3-D TVs. retailers report solid pre orders and supply concerns from Japan's disaster.
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