3D Guy


Categories

Posts Tagged ‘samsung’

Samsung Bows 3D LED TV – TODAY3D

New York – Samsung formally kicked off the global launch of four 3D HD LED TVs during a press conference here Tuesday, and revealed plans for a major advertising and promotional campaign to support the category.

The event brought DreamWorks Animation SKG’s Jeffrey Katzenberg to Samsung’s New York City showroom to announce the next part of a strategic alliance between the movie studio and the Korean electronics maker, which involves an exclusive offering of the “Shrek” film series in its entirety in 3D Blu-ray for the first time.

Samsung’s multimillion-dollar national advertising and marketing blitz will include extensive TV support – which began with a teaser spot during the 2010 Academy Awards telecast – a coast-to-coast in-store merchandising program employing 5,000 3D merchandising kiosks, and a “3D starter kit” including two pair of 3D glasses and a copy of DreamWork’s 3D Blu-ray movie “Monsters vs. Aliens” for the purchase of a Samsung 3D TV and a Samsung 3D Blu-ray player or 3D Blu-ray home-theater system.

In addition, Katzenberg announced that during the second half of 2010, DreamWorks Animation’s “Shrek” film series will be available in 3D Blu-ray for Samsung home entertainment systems.
“Audiences across the globe can’t get enough of 3D,” Katzenberg said at the event. “It is, quite frankly, the entertainment revolution of our time.”

Read the full article at today3d.com.

Related Blogs

[Ask] [del.icio.us] [Digg] [Facebook] [Fark] [Friendsite] [Furl] [Google] [Kaboodle] [LinkedIn] [Ma.gnolia] [Mixx] [MySpace] [Newsvine] [Reddit] [Simpy] [Slashdot] [Sphinn] [Spurl] [Squidoo] [StumbleUpon] [Technorati] [Twitter] [Windows Live] [Yahoo!] [Email]

The Great 3D Race Has Begun

Samsung has jumped ahead by launching 3D HD TV’s in South Korea. As of the 25th 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 »

[Ask] [del.icio.us] [Digg] [Facebook] [Fark] [Friendsite] [Furl] [Google] [Kaboodle] [LinkedIn] [Ma.gnolia] [Mixx] [MySpace] [Newsvine] [Reddit] [Simpy] [Slashdot] [Sphinn] [Spurl] [Squidoo] [StumbleUpon] [Technorati] [Twitter] [Windows Live] [Yahoo!] [Email]

Samsung Release 3D Technology in South Korea

Samsung this week released four 3D TV’s in South Korea and plans to release the same models in global markets next month. LG are also planning to release its 3D displays in March in its home market of South Korea. That will then be followed up in April by the release of LG’s 3D technology worldwide.

Samsung and LG look as though they will be holding their leadership statuses in flat panel TV’s as the technology advances into the ‘next generation’ HD 3D format.

Read the rest of this entry »

[Ask] [del.icio.us] [Digg] [Facebook] [Fark] [Friendsite] [Furl] [Google] [Kaboodle] [LinkedIn] [Ma.gnolia] [Mixx] [MySpace] [Newsvine] [Reddit] [Simpy] [Slashdot] [Sphinn] [Spurl] [Squidoo] [StumbleUpon] [Technorati] [Twitter] [Windows Live] [Yahoo!] [Email]

Samsung Reveal 3D Displays UK Release Date

Samsung recently announced the official UK release date for its 3D Blu-ray player and brand new line up of HD 3D TV’s. The 3D technology will be made available next month (March), which comes just in time for the April launch date of Sky’s dedicated 3D TV channel.

Sky’s upcoming 3D service recently witnessed great success in its trial run, for which it screened the live premiership soccer clash between Manchester United and Arsenal.

Read the rest of this entry »

[Ask] [del.icio.us] [Digg] [Facebook] [Fark] [Friendsite] [Furl] [Google] [Kaboodle] [LinkedIn] [Ma.gnolia] [Mixx] [MySpace] [Newsvine] [Reddit] [Simpy] [Slashdot] [Sphinn] [Spurl] [Squidoo] [StumbleUpon] [Technorati] [Twitter] [Windows Live] [Yahoo!] [Email]

Samsung’s 3D TV’s Now Available on Amazon

Samsung’s first 3D HDTVs were recently made available for preorder online at amazon.com. The 1.1-inch thin, edge-lit LED C7000 series will be made available in 40”, 46” and 55” screen sizes. Unfortunately, 3D viewing glasses appear to be missing from the advertised package and there is no set price or retailer for them either. Read more for the full specifications and prices of Samsung’s upcoming 3D displays.

Read the rest of this entry »

[Ask] [del.icio.us] [Digg] [Facebook] [Fark] [Friendsite] [Furl] [Google] [Kaboodle] [LinkedIn] [Ma.gnolia] [Mixx] [MySpace] [Newsvine] [Reddit] [Simpy] [Slashdot] [Sphinn] [Spurl] [Squidoo] [StumbleUpon] [Technorati] [Twitter] [Windows Live] [Yahoo!] [Email]

Blu-ray 3D Logo Revealed

The newly established Blu-ray 3D standard was demonstrated at January’s International Consumer Electronics Show and it won’t be long till the technology is on the consumer market. 3DGUY reported not so long ago that Samsung began taking orders for its upcoming 3D Blu-ray player. Now another signal of intent from the Blu-ray 3D standard has been revealed, the official Blu-ray 3D logo. The 3D Blu-ray standard will offer users full 1080p resolution to each eye and works with any compatible 3D display.

[Ask] [del.icio.us] [Digg] [Facebook] [Fark] [Friendsite] [Furl] [Google] [Kaboodle] [LinkedIn] [Ma.gnolia] [Mixx] [MySpace] [Newsvine] [Reddit] [Simpy] [Slashdot] [Sphinn] [Spurl] [Squidoo] [StumbleUpon] [Technorati] [Twitter] [Windows Live] [Yahoo!] [Email]

3D Blu-ray is upon us, or is it?

3D Blu-ray is upon us, or is it? Yesterday, the Samsung BD-C6900 was made available for pre-order on Amazon.com, however shortly after it surfaced which caused much excitement, it then disappeared. The Samsung BD-C6900 3D Blu-ray player was set to retail at $399.99. To utilize the 3D Blu-ray player users will need a compatible 3D display .The BD-C6900 3D technology is fully compliant with the newly established Blu-ray 3D standard that was demonstrated at this month’s Consumer Electronics Show. Although the technology is no longer viewable on Amazon, the brief appearance of the pre-order form hinted that 3D Blu-ray is right around the corner.

[Ask] [del.icio.us] [Digg] [Facebook] [Fark] [Friendsite] [Furl] [Google] [Kaboodle] [LinkedIn] [Ma.gnolia] [Mixx] [MySpace] [Newsvine] [Reddit] [Simpy] [Slashdot] [Sphinn] [Spurl] [Squidoo] [StumbleUpon] [Technorati] [Twitter] [Windows Live] [Yahoo!] [Email]

Samsung Reveal 5 New Digital Cameras

Okay, it’s not 3D related however Samsung is one of the industries leaders in 3D technology recently revealed 5 brand new digital camera designs that offer users a professional feel from small devices. Samsung expanded its high-zoom series of digital cameras by adding an extra two models, the HZ35W and HZ30W. The two cameras have the ability to shoot at 12megapixels and they utilize Schneider lenses with elongated zoom ranges that start at wide-angle 24mm and reach to an optical zoom range of 15x. Two ultra-slim cameras, the TL105 and TL110 were also introduced, as well as the SL630 12.2 mega pixel digital camera.

Read the rest of this entry »

[Ask] [del.icio.us] [Digg] [Facebook] [Fark] [Friendsite] [Furl] [Google] [Kaboodle] [LinkedIn] [Ma.gnolia] [Mixx] [MySpace] [Newsvine] [Reddit] [Simpy] [Slashdot] [Sphinn] [Spurl] [Squidoo] [StumbleUpon] [Technorati] [Twitter] [Windows Live] [Yahoo!] [Email]

Toshiba ZX900 Cell TV

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.

Read the rest of this entry »

[Ask] [del.icio.us] [Digg] [Facebook] [Fark] [Friendsite] [Furl] [Google] [Kaboodle] [LinkedIn] [Ma.gnolia] [Mixx] [MySpace] [Newsvine] [Reddit] [Simpy] [Slashdot] [Sphinn] [Spurl] [Squidoo] [StumbleUpon] [Technorati] [Twitter] [Windows Live] [Yahoo!] [Email]

Panasonic Australia to release 3D TVs by mid-2010

Panasonic announced that consumers may expect their 3D TVs in mid-2010.
Panasonic will release a 50-inch 3D television, followed by 58-inch and 65-inch panels. It offers two sets of battery-powered active-shutter glasses with the sale of the television.


Reid said Panasonic’s televisions have been re-engineered for the introduction of 3D.
The latest Panasonic plasmas are four times more efficient than models released in 2007. A 42-inch plasma panel released in the 2010 range will consume the same amount of energy as a 100-watt light bulb.
Panasonic also displayed on its stand at CES 2010  its 152-inch plasma panel featuring 4k x 2k resolution, the world’s largest television.
source: current.com
[Ask] [del.icio.us] [Digg] [Facebook] [Fark] [Friendsite] [Furl] [Google] [Kaboodle] [LinkedIn] [Ma.gnolia] [Mixx] [MySpace] [Newsvine] [Reddit] [Simpy] [Slashdot] [Sphinn] [Spurl] [Squidoo] [StumbleUpon] [Technorati] [Twitter] [Windows Live] [Yahoo!] [Email]

 Powered by Max Banner Ads