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Where is the 3D Content ?

Panasonic started to sell its new line of 3D TVs through a partnership with Best Buy today, offering a bundle of a of 50-inch plasma TV, a 3D-capable Blu-ray player and a pair of glasses for around $2900. Consumers will also soon be able to buy similar set-ups from Samsung and Sony (sw SNE).

However, at least some of these devices won’t be available at Amazon and other online retailers. Panasonic announced that it’s going all bricks-and-mortar with 3D TV to educate consumers about the technology, according to an article from Marketwatch.com.

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Mitsubishi Launches 3D Tour

Mitsubishi Launches 3D Tour - Mitsubishi Digital Electronics America, Inc. has announced the launch of its nationwide 3D Experience Tour, which will introduce its lineup of 3D DLP Home Cinema Televisions to US consumers. Starting today, the tour will showcase Mitsubishi's full lineup of very large 3D DLP Home Cinema TVs, including an 82-inch behemoth which offers more than three times the viewing area of a 46-inch screen.

Sky Italia will launch a movie channel in 3D in the next 12 months

Sky Italia will launch a movie channel in 3D in the next 12 months - During a press conference to present the new football season on Sky Italia, Mockridge said that a 3D version of the Sky TG24 and Sky Sport channel is also on the cards. However he added that customers will have to wait a bit more, as Sky Italia needs first to complete its HD offer before switching...

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3DTV To Reach 40% Of U.S. Homes By 2015

3DTV To Reach 40% Of U.S. Homes By 2015 - 3dtoday.com

Approximately 40 percent of U.S. households will have a 3D TV set by the end of 2014, according to a new study from IMS Research.

The firm forecast 3D TV penetration to be much higher in the U.S., adding that worldwide penetration will only reach about 9 percent over the same period.

Meanwhile, surveys of TV producers and service providers around the world found most waiting for penetration rates of 3D TVs to increase further before ramping up 3D TV production.

IMS said by the end of 2010, more than 50 broadcasters and pay-TV operators will be offering 3D services to the home.

Panasonic intros cheaper Viera GT25 3D plasma TVs

Panasonic intros cheaper Viera GT25 3D plasma TVs - Panasonic today bowed to pressure for lower-cost 3D TVs with a new set of 3D Vieras. The GT25 series (not yet pictured) primarily shrinks in size to get to lower prices and are aimed at gamers that don't necessarily need large sets. At 42 and 50 inches, the P42GT25 and P50GT25 are both smaller than...

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Fujifilm FinePix 3D Point And Shoot Pocket Size Digital Camera

Valhalla, N.Y., August 17, 2010 –

FUJIFILM North America Corporation today announced a new addition to its FinePix REAL 3D system – the FinePix REAL 3D W3 digital camera. The FinePix REAL 3D W3 steps it up from its predecessor with the ability to shoot high-resolution 3D photos and movies in 3D HD at 720p¹, with the help of a new RP (Real Photo) Processor.

It also sports a new Mini HDMI port² for easy playback on most 3D television systems and an Autostereoscopic 3D Widescreen 3.5” LCD. All components make for stunning 3D still photos and movies that can be viewed and enjoyed through an easy connection between the FinePix REAL 3D W3 and their 3D TV³, or printed in stunning 3D quality.

Why you should be concerned about net neutrality: Digg.com busted for censorship

Substitute Digg with Google or Verizon and you'll get the idea...

A group of influential conservative members of the behemoth social media site Digg.com have just been caught red-handed in a widespread campaign of censorship, having multiple accounts, upvote padding, and deliberately trying to ban progressives. An undercover investigation has exposed this effort, which has been in action for more than one year.

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Sony Boss Spends $500M Promoting 3D TVs He Doesn’t Have - Today3d.com

Sony CEO, Sir Howard Stringer, believes that those “silly” 3D glasses needed to view 3D TV is helping reunite families by bring everyone together for TV events. He has also taken a stab at the performance of past Japanese management at Sony and is now claiming that Sony is not staking its future on 3D TV's.

Sony's 360-degree RayModeler 3D display brings its glasses-free act to LA, plays Breakout (video) - Engadget

Sony talked up its cylindrical no-glasses 3D 360-degree prototype display last fall, and now it's showing off the tech, dubbed RayModeler 3D, on US soil at SIGGRAPH 2010 through tomorrow. A major bonus of that showcase is an English language video -- embedded after the break, plus a hands on including a game of Pong Breakout from Core77 and our videos from the Japanese exhibition -- showing how it all works, including the eight-camera rig and turntable that capture objects in 45-degree separations before they are interpolated to create a continuous 360-degree motion image.

Apple iPhone 4 - It's Just a Phone

Is there anyone who hasn't weighed in on the Apple iPhone 4 problem?

It doesn’t electrocute people. It doesn’t explode in your hand. It doesn’t spread airborne killer viruses. Yet the antenna problem surrounding the iPhone 4 from Apple has ended up on the national news, late-night comedy shows and the front pages of newspapers around the globe.

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