3D and Beer Glasses to strip UK Pubs off Brawls
It is much interesting that the pubs in the United Kingdom would be now safer with the introduction of a couple of advancements; new unbreakable beer glasses and the the latest attraction of the television industry, the 3D TV from TV broadband provider Sky.
If the newly designed beer glasses with their unbreakable property are expected to help the health authorities in the United Kingdom to slash huge bills for treating drunken brawlers injured in beer glass attacks, the 3D TV factor that would be experienced by the potential brawlers in pubs – for the first time ever – is expected to help in gluing these specimens to the action further glorified on the display screen.
As a matter of fact, history was created last weekend as the football game between Manchester United and Arsenal became the first ever sporting event to be broadcast live in 3D format to a public audience anywhere in the world. To be more precise, nine beer pubs across the country were blessed with fresh 3D TV sets and a number of fortunate potential brawlers were given a taste of the sports broadcasting of the future.
It is well and widely known that the excitement offered by the 3D movies was virtually ineffable, and it is also quite imaginable what memorable experience it would be for the ardent fans of 3D content when it is combined with the uncertainty offered by a thrilling live event such as a crucial Premier League tie. Absolutely, a pub visit seems an event all of a sudden.
However, the advancement would definitely take the wild sheen out of the pubs in the United Kingdom as one might get to see in the future a bit more disciplined set of customers in the pub halls, more importantly sporting uniformly designed 3D goggles. Seems Sky must start some sort of researches immediately to take away the necessity of glasses to view the content, or at least start issuing designer stuff.
As the interior minister for the United Kingdom, Alan Johnson has praised the fresh beer glass models and said that the pint glasses in use these days were to be blamed for a great number of violence related to alcohol in the country, Sky CEO Jerremy Darroch claimed that 3D was undoubtedly one of the most discussed developments in the television industry for many years.
