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By Lauren Goode, Reporter, The Wall Street Journal<\/p>\n
Billionaire entrepreneur Mark Cuban is in Las Vegas to take a look at all the technology that\u2019s being showcased this week at CES. He sat down with The Journal to talk about which gadgets he\u2019s looking forward to seeing, why he thinks 2-D-to-3-D video processors are a \u201ccheat,\u201d and what exactly he was thinking when he compared 3-D to LSD.<\/p>\n
The Wall Street Journal: What are you looking forward to seeing at CES this year?<\/p>\n
Mr. Cuban: Anything 3-D-related, anything cellphone-related, but I\u2019m particularly interested in seeing what types of products are being made for interactive television. Also, I\u2019m curious what companies\u2019 plans are for DTV spectrum, what happens if the FCC takes it back, what if they don\u2019t take it back, and what kind of opportunities that would present.<\/p>\n
I always like to walk through the small booths, just to see if there\u2019s something that surprises me. Maybe they couldn\u2019t afford a big booth, but they have something really interesting. I won\u2019t spend a ton of time going through the big ginormous companies other than to visit friends.<\/p>\n
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