Rugby fans all over France must be gitty with excitement as their favorite sport hits the big screen but that’s not the end of the excitement as the upcoming releases will be shown in full 3D glory in more than 30 movie theaters in France, now talk about being in the action.
The 3D device surge was more than expected already because of all the devices being manufactured and shipped and created and developed that the market needs to saturate but as the supply skyrockets and the technology being relatively new, pricing was expected to steady out and not plummet.
If you are one of those people who are mostly looking forward to owning an electronic device sporting the awesome 3D technology, Acer has made one available for purchase. The company’s new HD5360 DLP projector highlights 3D technology support allowing future owners to experience 3D contents displayed on their very own room’s wall. 3D devices supposedly are quite pricey since they are new and deliver a different level of video experience, but this one could be a much affordable option.
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3D devices are becoming more familiar since companies are starting to reveal several products integrated with the latest 3D technology. This time, it’s MSI with the 3D-ready notebook showcased at the CeBIT event, the GT660 notebook. This new portable 3D device is said to deliver decent 3D experience and has an impressive audio support when it comes to reproduction clarity and quality.
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Yesterday, we featured a few companies that are offering the public consumers with fresh TV sets sporting the latest and still being perfected 3D technology for home entertainment. However, some or probably most of you are still hesitant on purchasing one, since these innovative products are still new to us and has quite expensive price tag. That is why several companies decided to put their newly developed 3D-ready TVs for public use in order for consumers to try them out and eventually decide for themselves. One of them is Sony allowing the public to test its product with the Bravia XBR-52LX900 3D TV’s demo version via the company’s Sony Style stores.
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Panasonic unleashed a new series of 3D-ready products for producing 3D movies/videos, which includes a professional LCD monitor that can be used for sampling recordings, the BT-3DL2550 3D LCD monitor. This 3D LCD provides probably every feature that a production team might need. It easily connects with typical professional interfaces allowing the monitor to integrate with any production.
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Philips has announced that it will integrate some improvements on its 9000 LED TV series which was introduced last year. This move is probably to wake the stagnant state of the company and to synch with the present trend of HDTVs, as these cool television sets are being treated with some quite decent 3D effects. By incorporating 3D capabilities, these TV sets now has the ability of performing or providing the demands of the modern day users.
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The 3DIS 3D Photo Frame is the latest in digital photo frame technology that has recently been featured in Korea, with a bright and amazingly enormous display as well as high quality imaging, the photo frame will be the stepping stone for the next generation of photo frames.
Avatar is already considered one of the biggest movies of the decade, James Cameron has a knack of making movies like that and is also a decade in intervals but as the movie hits 3D in the Blu-ray scene, fans and enthusiasts alike are waiting on the edge of their seats to relive the experience of Pandora.
At the moment, the Sony STR-DN1010 3D receiver is the only 3D receiver in the market and yes Sony brought it to us first, though it’s still scheduled to hit shelves by June but still it is the first in production and the first to boast of all the amazing features that could only be found on their 3D receiver.
