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porn
3D Porn Is Coming At You, All Puns Intended (NSFW)
We already knew 3D porn was on it's way (whether you like it or not), but Current has gone deep inside this issue to find out just how future porn will be virtually poking you in the eye. More » -
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How They Created a Hotter Megan Fox In Transformers 2
I really thought this "Transformers 2: CGI Megan Fox Even Hotter This Time" behind-the-scenes footage was a joke by those guys at LandlineTV. Apparently, I was very wrong: More » -
laptops
Acer Rumored to Release Laptop With 3D Display In Stores by October
According to Digitimes, Acer is planning a late October release for a 15-inch notebook, complete with a glasses-free 3D display that can convert 2D movies into 3D ones. More » -
concept
3D Blu-Ray Camcorder Concept Is the Dream of Every Pornographer
3D video technology is never ever going to take off until they put the cameras in the hands of normal people + Nothing says entertainment like three-dimensional boobs = I want this 3D camera. More » -
3d
3D Blu-ray Brings Awkward, Headache-Inducing Glasses Home From the Theater
Hollywood execs love to say that 3D is the next big thing in movies, and Blu-ray is hoping to be the way that 3D movies come home from the theaters. More » -
retromodo
Vincent Price Promises 3D Pictures That Are 'Three Times as Thrilling'
Is there anything better than watching Vincent Price try to sell an insanely complicated 3D camera as simple? No, no there isn't. More »
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By Adam FrucciComment by madog: Darkness falls across the landThe midnight hour is close at handCreatures crawl in search of bloodTo terrorize y'awl's neighborhoodAnd whosoever... 8 Responses | Other threads
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review
The Worst Product I've Ever Reviewed, The Wazabee 3DeeShell
The gadget: Wazabee 3DeeShell, a screen filter that turns your iPhone screen into a 3D photo viewer. More » -
camcorders
Panasonic Camcorder Packs Two Lenses for Full HD in 3D
Most 3D recording systems require dual cameras mounted in close proximity, but Panasonic's newest 3D camcorder combines these two systems into one. More » -
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mice
This Is a Mouse
The 3DConnexion Spacepillot Pro, specifically. It takes 3DConnex's previous SpaceNavigator knob and adds just about everything else a CAD pro, Pixar artist or Second Life sex addict could ever need. More »
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By John MahoneyComment by Fatty Shcock: This would be great to help make things easier in 3DSMAX and Maya for me. But for that price,... 8 Responses | Other threads
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philips
Philips Kills All 3D Display Research
Philips just cut its entire 3D division, meaning there will be no further research (for the immediate future, anyway) into making stuff pop out at you via your display. A big loss? Probably not. [Tweakers via Engadget]
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By Jason ChenComment by tok3ninja; is the best non-star commenter: So does this mean a boost in OLED research and development? OLED seems more practical than 3D to begin with. 1 Responses | Other threads
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camgirls
Camgirls Are Now in 3D
Remember the dual-lense Novo Minoru webcam that lets you record in 3D? Remember how we said you can use it for 3D videosex? Someone did. More » -
home theater
Mitsubishi WD-82737: 82-Inch, 3D-Ready TV for $4200
Mitsubishi just announced a bunch of new DLPs and LCDs. But the most interesting is, by far, an 82-inch DLP for $4200 that's equipped with "3D-ready viewing technology." More »
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By Mark WilsonComment by LastAndLeast: I'm sorry, I thought you said 82" LCD for $4200. 4 Responses | Other threads
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computers
CyberPower Gamer Xtreme 3D Desktops
Extreme with an "X" huh? You know these new CyberPower desktops are bad ass. And by "bad ass" I mean yet another overpriced rig with a gimmicky case and some 3D glasses. More »
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By Sean FallonComment by Saad Baig: Whoa, Beats my Beastly Pentium 4 533MHz 512MB RAM powerhouse :P 9 Responses | Other threads
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photography
New Printing Technology Makes Your Home Photos Into Spooky 3D Images
This one is creepy: The new Shapeways' Photoshaper is the latest "printing" technology, turning any home photographs into a 3D plate which—when looked through light—will reveal the original image with a spooky ghost effect. More »
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By Jesus DiazComment by Stikman008: Damn, at first I thought it was a schooner. 4 Responses | Other threads
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augmented reality
Topps 3D Live Brings Augmented Reality to Baseball Cards
After recently buying the venerable trading cards company,DisneyMichael Eisner is making a seriously cool bid to keep collecting alive, debuting 3D, augmented reality baseball cards complete with tiny players, stats and games. More »
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By John HerrmanComment by dcartist: So basically if you buy cards, you can play a baseball videogame on your PC... OK... And the "interactive part" is where... 2 Responses | Other threads
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concepts
The Holodeck, As Re-Imagined in 2009
Star Trek TNG's holodeck is a staple of geek lore, but its interface was designed 20 years ago. Bruce Branit's World Builder is a short much along the same technological theme, but made today. More »
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By Mark WilsonComment by Hip Nihilist: I'm confused. What was wrong with the lady? She was in the "Neuro-Holographic Recovery Unit". So the holodeck was part... 7 Responses | Other threads
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cellphones
3D Eyetracking Cellphone Interface Is, Like, Deep, Man
The Astonishing Tribe has posted another eye-candy cellphone UI demo for the world to ogle at. Unlike their last endeavor, though, this one might have a future on our phones. At least, I hope so. More » -
3d displays
iPoint 3D Lets You Control a 3D Display Using Only Hand Gestures
The creators of iPoint 3D claim their technology lets you walk up to a 3D display, and without having to wear any special eyewear, interact with the screen just by gesturing in the air. More »
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Comment by Kaiser-Machead: Can I use it to scrub the collective imagery generated by the precogs? If not, then all of this neuroine... 6 Responses | Other threads
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THIS. IS. JEOPARDY.
Alex Trebek Explains Jeopardy!'s Tech: "I Look Better in High-Def"
Trebek, he of the condescending interviews and phantom mustache, recently talked to Wired about the surprisingly myriad changes his program has made over the years to adapt to new technology. Spoiler: the internet is important. More »
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By Dan NosowitzComment by MichelleDatsun: Frankly I think Jeopardy is dreadfully boring. It's like the game-show version of watching golf on TV. 6 Responses | Other threads
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Hello 3D!
NBC Explains Why We Won't Have Headaches Watching 3D Super Bowl Ads Tonight
Advertisers promise "moving" 3D cameras will keep our eyes from jumping out of our skulls and running away in pain during the Big Game. Let's hope so, as there are two such ads planned tonight. More »
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By Jack LoftusComment by reynwrap582: I went out yesterday looking for a pair of these damn glasses (probably won't watch the game, but I like... 2 Responses | Other threads
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hdtv
Tips For HD and 3D Viewing on Superbowl Sunday
The guys at HDGuru have put together a quick and dirty guide on how to get the most out of your HDTV experience on Superbowl Sunday—including where to score some free 3D glasses. More » -
porn
3D Porn is Coming: Three Guesses as to What Will be Sticking Straight Off the Screen
Nobody asked for it, but it's coming anyways: 3D porn. Yes, Hong Kong filmmakers are hard at work on the first 3D adult film, shooting with a budget of $4 million. More » -
lego
Lego's Digital Box Shows Completed 3D Models With No Construction Needed
Imagine mulling over two new Lego sets, wondering which one would look more impressive on your parents' mantle. To help you out, Lego's Digital Box shows a 3D model right there in the store. More »
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By Dan NosowitzComment by txpunk: Jan 24, 2010 (Gizmodo) Lego has just announced the "virtual kit". The kit allows kids play with the blocks virtually on... 3 Responses | Other threads
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windows 7
Windows 7 Performance Meter Goes Up To 7.9, Still Not Fantastic For Gaming Measurements
Vista's Windows Experience Index was an easy way to see, in number form, which parts of your computer was responsible for your sluggish performance. Windows 7 does the same, but now it's better by two. More »
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By Jason ChenComment by artistpavel: Vista rated my processor and memory at 5.9, Windows 7 gave both 7.2. Exact same OCed hardware. 8 Responses | Other threads
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3d
Panasonic 3DHD: Decent 3D Video That's As Impractical As Any 3D Ever
After the press conference blitz of today, I snuck off to Panasonic's booth (still under construction) to check out their 3DHD technology—a 3D plasma screen that runs in true 1080p. More »
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By Mark WilsonComment by Tom Jun: why are they purple? .. thats like the least favored color in the wheel.. 5 Responses | Other threads
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home theater
Panasonic SC-BT300 Flagship Blu-ray Home Theater In a Box Is Loaded
The SC-BT300 is Panasonic's new golden boy home theater system, and the powerful BD-Live system might actually be featurey enough to tempt you away from those sacred standalone components. More » -
3d
Wazabee 3DeeShell Adds 3D Screen to iPhone
Wazabee will be debuting several 'autostereoscopic' products at Macworld that add non-glasses 3D tech to everyday LCDs, including the iPhone.
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By Mark WilsonComment by newgalactic: Please don't make my iPhone any bigger. It already makes it uncomfortable to sit if it's in my pants... 6 Responses | Other threads
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ads
New Magazine Ad Displays 3D Car in Augmented Reality
We've seen webcam-based augmented reality before, like in NSFW Japanese dating games and the PS3's Eye of Judgment. But in a publicly distributed Mini Cabrio ad? A realtime 3D rendering is actually useful. -
Samsung Tech Forum 2008
Samsung's Solution to Coming LCD Sales Drop? Making Your TV Obsolete
According to Samsung, by 2010, the majority of people who want an LCD TV will have one, and after that, they expect sales to drop sharply. Their solution? Entice buyers with radically new, must have technology. More »
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Comment by Philadelphia Union - Shove it DC: 2160p that is insane. As for 3D sorry but I don't need House walking around my living room. I did... 5 Responses | Other threads
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gizmodo gallery
Today at Giz Gallery: Mars in 3D, Deathmatch For Charity, Closing
Today is already the last day of the Gizmodo Gallery, and we've got a few special things happening before we close up shop today at 4PM and send all the gear back to its makers. More »
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By Brian LamComment by KeepingTheForeName_GitEmSteveDave: Guys I am so sorry I can't. Sunday is the day I toil on the farm. So I'll... 3 Responses | Other threads
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led wall
180-Inch 3D LED Wall is First Step to Scaring Time Travelers From 1985
Imagine one-upping Adam Frucci by posing with a 180-inch screen... that displays 3D! NewSight could give you a chance with their new gargantuan 3D video wall. Sadly, it uses LEDs for pixels, making the resolution all Monet-like. More »
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By Elaine ChowComment by admoseremic: I've seen bigger 3D TV's at Chuck Norris' house. 2 Responses | Other threads
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psychedelia
Awesome Mod Adds 3D Animated Imaging to Viewmaster Toy
I was never jealous of my friends who had those Viewmaster slide-viewer toys when I was a kid—they just seemed kinda boring, but I would have been jealous if the toy was as clever as this mod. This guy's taken the toy and added an Arduino-driven display unit, accelerometers and a Bluetooth connection to a PC so that it generates animated color-based chromadepth 3D imagery. There's even push-button control of the imagery, which reacts when you shake it. Waaaaay better than clicking through boring 20 3D-ish static cartoon frames, though the psychological effects its psychedelicness may cause hasn't been tested. [MickeyMann via Makezine]
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By Kit EatonComment by Coop: Evil monkey pirates!! It looks like it's missing ninjas though, so he still has some work to do. 1 Responses | Other threads
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gps
Navigon's 8100T GPS Has 3D Terrain-View Maps
Navigon's just announced a new high-end GPS unit, the 8100T, that actually displays the right terrain in its map representations. Dubbed Panorama View 3D, the system uses NASA-derived height data to accurately recreate the inclinations of the road as it crosses terrain ahead of you. The unit's also got a 4.8-inch screen, includes free traffic data updates for life, voice recognition for destination entry and the company's Reality View junction lane-assistance tech. It's due out this month for $599. Press release below. More » -
3d printers
Mcor Matrix 3D Printer Replicates Objects on the Cheap With Simple Paper and Glue
3D printers are awesome. Feed them a computer model, and out comes a real object—often with complexity that is impossible to conjure into reality via any other means. Still blows my mind nearly every time I see one in action. Especially cool, then, is the Mcor Matrix, a 3D Printer that aims to keep cost of ownership at a minimum by using as its elementals regular office paper and a common water-based glue. This hand model, for instance, was produced for only €3.70 ($4.73). More »
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By John MahoneyComment by Anonymoose: and since this is gizmodo: 7 Responses | Other threads
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gesture
Mgestyk Gesture Control System Will Make Your Mouse and Keyboard Obselete
We've seen gesture controls in gadgets before, but Mgestyk Technologies wants to bring them to your home PC. Using only a 3D camera and proprietary software, the Mgestyk gesture control system is able to capture small hand movements and translate them into commands. These commands can be applied to almost any windows application, including video games. Judging from the clips they have on their site, the system seems to work as advertised, though there does appear to be a little lag. Pricing is expected to be within the range of a high end webcam which by our estimates is around $150. At the moment there are no details about when this will be available, but you can sign up on their mailing list to get an update when it releases. [Mgestyk via Engadget]
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By Seung LeeComment by Jrsy Devil's Food Cake®: I wonder how it would react if I held up my index, middle and pinky fingers? 5 Responses | Other threads
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projectors
JVC DLA-RS2 is 'World's First' Home 3D Projector
3D displays may or may not be the next big thing in home entertainment, but JVC has just announced the first 3D projector intended for home theaters. Needing no special glasses, the JVC DLA-RS2 uses D-ILA projection (that's similar to LCD) and stereoscopic video processing to offer a 1080p 3D viewing experience. More »
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By Mark WilsonComment by Gann: Can someone pls explain to me how 3d without glasses works? 4 Responses | Other threads
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monitors
Limited Edition iZ3D Monitors Are the Mullets of the LCD World
Sometimes you have to respect a company if only because they're doing something different. Now iZ3D has teamed with computer painters Smooth Creations to release 22-inch widescreen monitors that offer some 3D LCD "business" in the front and a little 2D hot rod paint job "party" in the back. More »
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By Mark WilsonComment by OMG! Ponies!: That monitor has a lot of carbon-scoring. Has it been in a battle? (name the movie) 5 Responses | Other threads
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nsfw
Virtual Webcam Girlfriend Is Entrancing, If a Little Perverted
From a technical standpoint, the Dennou AR Figures virtual 3D girlfriends, first announced a few months back, aren't much more impressive than PlayStation 3's Eye of Judgment. You install webcam software to that when your camera detects the special bundled cube onscreen, it fills a 3D companion into your environment. But when that 3D companion is a girl who can be dressed, tickled or, errr, spanked, the concept is born anew. More »
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