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Panasonic will today begin its nationwide ‘Touch the Future’ tour which will demonstrate the companies new HD 3D technology. Starting in New York, LA and Chicago, the events will include demonstrations of Panasonics 3D technology such as the Viera Full HD 3D Home Theater, previews of 3D gaming and upcoming 3D TV broadcasts as well as Panasonic’s Skype enabled TV’s. Read more for the Touch the Future Tour’s entire schedule. Read the rest of this entry »

Samsung has jumped ahead by launching 3D HD TV’s in South Korea. As of the 25^th February you can buy a Samsung 3D HD TV. Furthermore, Samsung has inked an exclusive 3D content deal with DreamWorks. At CES 2010 Monsters Vs Aliens was shown as the world’s first 3D Blu-ray disc. The disc will only be available when you purchase a Samsung 3D TV or 3D Blu-ray player. Read the rest of this entry »

Panasonic has revealed their upcoming 3D LCD production monitor which is set to be released in September. The BT-3DL2550 3D monitor is a 25.5” 3D LCD display that offers 3D visuals in full 1920 x 1200 resolution. The display utilizes an Xpol® polarizing filter that is built in to the screen which brings the 3D content to life. The content can be viewed using polarized (passive) 3D glasses which come included with the monitor. Read more for full details.

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The Panasonic AG-3DA1, an all in one 3D camera will be exhibited at the upcoming NAB Show in Las Vegas this April. The AG-3DA1 was first revealed to the world at CES last month and it caused huge excitement in the 3D production industry. The Panasonic camcorder technology has the ability to shoot in 3D from a purpose built, single camera. The AG-3DA1 is priced at $21,000 and Panasonic will begin taking non-refundable $1,000 deposits for the technology at April’s NAB Show. The camera is expected to be released in early September 2010.

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On February 12^th at David Lam Park in Live City Yaletown, the official celebration site of the 2010 Olympic Winter Games, Panasonic will open its Olympic 3D Pavilion. The Panasonic Olympic Pavilion will showcase the company’s upcoming HD 3D plasma technology that will be available on the consumer market sometime this year. The Olympic Pavilion will be the home to Panasonics Full HD 3D Theater which will feature two 103-inch HD 3D displays.

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Recently at a Panasonic press conference in Japan, Panasonic revealed that it will be releasing its HD 3D TV’s onto the Japanese consumer market on April 23^rd. The Panasonic VIERA VT2 Series being made available in Japan consists of the 3D ready 54 inch TH-P54VT2 and the 50 inch TH-P50VT2 displays.  Unfortunately, no indication was given by Panasonic as to when the 3D technology will be released worldwide. The 54” TH-P54VT display will cost $5,900, whereas the 50” TH-P50VT2 will cost $4,800.

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The Panasonic Corporation will be revealing its Olympic Pavilion at LiveCity, Vancouver, Yaletown the celebration site of the 2010 Olympic Winter Games. The Panasonic Full HD 3D THEATRE will be open to audiences from February 12^th – 28^th.

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Sky TV bosses recently confirmed that Sky’s dedicated 3D TV channel which will launch later this year will be broadcasting the English Soccer Premier League in stereoscopic 3D to maximize its viewing potential. The Premiership soccer league is loved throughout the world and is responsible for producing the likes of LA Galaxy’s David Beckham.

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After witnessing Panasonic’s 3D technology at this month’s Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, it is clear that Panasonic has become one of the industries leaders. The fascinating next generation 3D technology on display saw the HD 3D VIERA win the ‘innovation of the year’ award at CES. 2010 will see Panasonic’s 3D plans hit the consumer market as they release a line-up of next generation technology that consists of; 3D HDTV’s, 3D Blu-ray, 3D viewing glasses and a 3D video camera. The Panasonic line-up is all compatible with each other which will help put a stop to questions such as, what glasses are needed to watch 3D content?

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This month’s International Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas witnessed an uprising of 3D technology. 3D displays, 3D Blu-ray and 3D computers dominated the technological show. Samsung, Panasonic, LG, Sony and Mitsubishi all previewed their upcoming next generation technology. However, one manufacturer’s 3D display effortlessly stood out from the crowd, the Toshiba ZX900 Cell TV. The Toshiba ZX900 Cell TV is an innovative piece of technology that utilizes technologies and varying features never before seen on a television before. Here’s a breakdown of what makes the ZX900 so special.

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