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  • #3dtv

    LG Hopes To Sell Ambitious 3.8m 3D TVs in Next 2 Years, But Who's Buying?

    LG's just stolen ahead in the 3D TV wars, claiming it will sell 400,000 3D TVs during 2010, and in the following year a mahoosive 3.4 million units. More »
    12/15/09
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    By Kat Hannaford
  • #hdtvs

    Sony Says Up to Half Its HDTVs Will be 3D in 2012

    11/30/09
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  • #oled

    Samsung's 30-inch AMOLED TV: 3D Without the Dizziness (Still Needs Silly Glasses)

    Another of the treats on show at FPD 2009 is Samsung's AMOLED 3D TV prototype. The 240Hz panel is just 2.5-mm thick, has a million-to-1 contrast, and Samsung claims its latest shutter-glasses technology reduces the dizziness often associated with 3D. More »
    10/28/09
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    By Danny Allen
  • #sony

    Video: Watch Sony's 360 Degree 3D Display in Action

    The prototype is now on show in Tokyo, and as you'll see in the video, the 96 by 128-pixel resolution looks better than you might expect. In person, objects appear to have depth, and can be viewed from all angles. More »
    10/22/09
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    By Danny Allen
  • #sony

    Sony's 360 Degree 3D Display Prototype: No Glasses Needed

    Looks like Sony's 3D ambitions don't end with plans to bring 3D to Bravia TVs, the PS3, and just-about everything else. This cylindrical concept can be viewed from all angles, and will be at Tokyo's Digital Contents Expo this Thursday. More »
    10/19/09
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    By Danny Allen
  • #surveys

    NEWSFLASH: No One Wants to Pay More for 3D

    OK, some people are willing to pay more for 3D entertainment, but they aren't willing to spend much more. More »
    10/05/09
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    By Mark Wilson
  • #ps3

    2010 Firmware Update Will Bring 3D TV Support to All PS3 Games

    I can't wait to feel the motion sickness and intense migraines that I will get from playing Wipeout in a 3D television. According to Sony at IFA2009, a firmware update will bring stereoscopic display support to the PS3 in 2010. More »
    09/04/09
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    By Jesus Diaz
  • #sony

    Sony Gets 3D Fever: 3D Bravia TV Next Year, PlayStation 3 Support Planned

    Sony has confirmed yesterday's leak that it's working on a 3D Bravia LCD HDTV, and will also develop 3D-compatibility into its PlayStation 3, Vaio computer, and Blu-ray products. Silly 3D glasses and cheesy promo video? You betcha. See for yourself: More »
    09/03/09
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    By Danny Allen
  • #movies

    Panasonic on Global Avatar Promotional Rampage With Army of Huge 3D Plasmas

    James Cameron is clearly laying a lot on the line with ever-more-bizarrely-appealing Avatar. Next up is Panasonic, which is staking its budding 3D brand on the film. Spoiler: The plan involves 103" 3D HDTVs, on wheels. More »
    08/21/09
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    By John Herrman
  • #hologram

    Breakthrough in Holographic Tech Makes 3D Sets 5 to 10 Years Away

    10/07/08
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  • #ceatec2008

    JVC Pseudo 3D Glasses Don't Cause Headaches, Still Look Dorky

    Digital tech has reinvigorated the 3D dream since the cardboard glasses and headaches of yesteryear. JVC showed off a nifty prototype TV at CEATEC outside Tokyo that converts high-def 2D video into what it calls "pseudo 3D" in real time. With the eyewear on, it takes a few moments for your brain to adjust, and then footage of the Alps in spring starts taking on eye-popping depth. It's not exactly convincing enough to want to reach out and touch the wildflowers, though it makes regular flatscreens seem, well, very flat in comparison. More »
    10/01/08
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    By Elaine Chow
  • #samsung

    Put on Your 3D Glasses for Samsung's 3D-Ready Plasma TV

    02/28/08
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