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3D technology is shot with a dedicated camera from the ground up. To this extent, it is unclear if one can truly remaster something filmed in 2D into genuine 3D, but film producers are attempting to upgrade some classics. (more…)

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In keeping with the trend where anything display-related has something or other to do with 3D technology, Panasonic has, at the Mobile World Conference, announced a 3D Blu-ray player aimed at the UK market. (more…)

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Samsung has announced February 26 as the date it will begin shipping its 3D TVs, with pricing starting at a little under $2000 (£1280). (more…)

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Sony surprised many when it announced the PS3 was forward compatible with 3D technology and all that would be required would be a free firmware update. Sony has since revealed its plans to send out the firmware in time for the release of its 3D Bravia LCD between June and August this year. (more…)

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3D projectors for the home are here. Acer has announced the immediate availability of its automation-ready projector, which runs at the prerequisite 120Hz and can play back 3D content. In a period where there has been a flood of 3D product announcements, users are advised to be skeptical about each product until it has been proven to work. (more…)

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At CES in January Toshiba announced their latest release for the United States, the Toshiba Cell TV. The Cell TV is is one of the most advanced home entertainment systems available, offering a range of features once thought impossible.

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CES was the official coming out party for the 3D TV. Manufacturers Sony, LG, Samsung, Panasonic and others had all their wares to show off. The seemingly sudden consumer interest and manufacturer push in a technology that’s been around for the last couple of years is spurred on mostly by the phenomenal success of the film Avatar, and this was nowhere more evident than at CES. (more…)

Have you ever thought of watching movies at your home at a 3D mode? If yes then your dream can come true because Toshiba has recently launched a 3D Blu-ray Player which plays video with a spectacular 3D effect that is bound to mesmerise you. The device is manufactured by various other companies as well but the all new Toshiba BDX3000 3D Blu-ray Player is a touch above the rest. This device is available in a stylish black colour and a sleek design which gives it a stylish and sophisticated look. This device is pretty easy to install and can be easily installed by anyone. (more…)

“Seeing is believing” has been the mantra for many and having 3-D Technology is the niche in software entertainment development. The “Consumer Electronics Association” (CEA) and recent research into entertainment technology has resulted in the belief that, the more people enjoy entertainment with “3-D” technology, the more they want the 3-D capabilities for their own home entertainment system. The conducted research was based on a telephonic survey of 1002 US citizens in December 2008. It went onto reveal 77% of US citizens who have watched a 3-D film would opt for this format when again watching movies in their home. (more…)

Three dimensional videos and visions is what every individual desires to have as their ultimate satisfaction in any genre of entertainment. They are soon entering into living rooms and home entertainment systems. The 3D is video experience that comes alive making seeing believing even more real and it totally blows you senses away with its special dimensional effect of characters places and things. (more…)