Prince William’s wedding to use 3D technology

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Marriage between Prince William and Kate Middleton planned 29 April 2011, at Westminster Abbey will reportedly come equipped with 3D technology. Wedding is planned to be perpetuated by a number of TV stations in three-dimensional format.

Jana Bennett, Director BBC Vision, said in an initial meeting with other broadcasting media, the BBC agreed to use these technologies. Thus was launched from Yahoo.co.uk.

“We have plans with other broadcast media about the 3D and this is clearly our responsibility, namely to broadcast everything it can see in the air and 3D is the choice,” said Bennett.

In addition to the BBC, some other media also consider the use of 3D technology for the big wedding. One of them is the Sky.

Certainty about the time of marriage presented in UK officials, Tuesday, November 23, local time. Royal source said that William and Kate want a wedding party held internationally. The event will be a mat biggest party in Britain since Prince Charles and Diana’s wedding in 1981.

The church has a historic memories as a witness the release of William’s mother’s body, the late Princess Diana in 1997. The Church has also been the same place when King William granted the throne in 1066 or after the Norman conquest of England.