As we just told you, Samsung has recently announced that they have managed to sell 500,000 3DTVs since they introduced the new displays back in March. Thanks to the heat that this announcement as given the 3DTV community as a whole, more and more content providers are signing up to launch their own 3D programs.

Today, the NFL has announced that they will be airing all 50+ of their preseason games in all of their 3D goodness. Of course, it will cost you an additional $40 for the broadcasts, but it’s only a small price to pay to have the good ole’ pig skin flying at your face – literally.

via engadgethd

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