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30Apr/11Off

Sony Bloggie 3D camera available now

The handy little camera can shoot 3D videos at 1080p and take 3D still shots at 5 megapixels. $249 msrp.

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30Apr/11Off

LG and Tribeca Flashpoint Media Arts Academy Show Student 3D Shorts at Tribeca

The filmmakers of our future have been out in full force during the 10th Annual Tribeca Film Festival in New York City, which is wrapping up this Sunday, May 1. ... [A]t a little side party, thrown by festival sponsor LGlast night, these future film-makers weren't just representing the future of film, but also showing off their chops with 3D technology.

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30Apr/11Off

The marriage of 3D audio and 3D movies

Once the crosstalk is eliminated, stereo recordings take on a 3D quality; the soundstage is wider, deeper, and significantly more solid and realistic-sounding.

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25Apr/11Off

Connected TVs Forecast to Exceed 123M Units in 2014

According to the DisplaySearch Q1’11 Quarterly TV Design and Features Report, the connected TV category is forecast to grow to over 123 million shipments in 2014 (at a 30% compound annual growth rate).

Emerging markets will also play a major role in this growth, with Eastern Europe forecast to grow from 2.5 million connected TVs shipped in 2010 to over 10 million in 2014. In addition, DisplaySearch findings indicate that 33% of flat panel TVs sold in China in 2013 will have internet capability.

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25Apr/11Off

5th Annual Research Conference ~ Vision and 3D

[Philip Lelyveld comment: I will be presenting at this conference]

June 1 - 3, 2011
Pacific University College of Optometry, Jefferson Hall, Forest Grove, Oregon

The virtual 3D environment provides many unique challenges to the visual system, including vision and/or vertigo-related symptoms. There is much yet to be known about the interaction between the human visual system and the virtual 3D environment created by 3D displays. Our primary research objective is to gain an understanding of the major underlying causes of either a poor viewing experience or health-related symptoms, and to be able to guide clinical care and the 3D industry to optimal solutions.

Session Topics:

  • The Visual System and 3D Displays
  • 3D Displays - Vision and Public Health
  • Technology and Delivering 3D to the Visual System
  • Children and Electronic Displays
  • Glasses, Optics, and Vision
  • Vision and Display Characteristics
  • Vision and Health

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25Apr/11Off

UNTITLED 3D SHARK THRILLER is a real title for a movie

Probably the most brilliant title in a long time. UNTITLED 3D SHARK THRILLER is the official title for a film about some Sharks that attack some collage students and in 3D no less.

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25Apr/11Off

TOP 5 NINTENDO 3DS 3D GAMES – FROM ZELDA TO METAL GEAR SOLID

There are always going to be certain games that play better on certain systems. And the Nintendo 3DS portable, handheld glasses-free 3D game console definitely has a lot of winners out of the 110 plus 3D games that were developed specifically for the 3DS. But the 5 listed below just perform flawlessly, have zero lag, great frame rates and plots, and all look ridiculously good on the vibrant, brilliant dual screen. If you could only buy five 3DS games, get these top 5. (Some titles are currently available, and some titles must be pre-ordered.)

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21Apr/11Off

Bang and Olufsen’s BeoVision 4-85 TV combines 3D and Full HD with sleekness

This 85-incher comes with a motorized stand, which automatically elevates and tilts the screen to ideal viewing position whenever the system is turned on.

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17Apr/11Off

3D: a gamers’ guide

Everything you need to know about playing 3D games

The arrival of 3D technology into cinemas and now our homes is one of the most controversial aspects of popular entertainment. Some see it as a massive creative leap forward, the equivalent of Renaissance painters discovering perspective; others dismiss it as a gimmick, a means of selling ever more expensive movie tickets and TVs to gullible thrill-seekers. And now, at the heart of this whole debate, is the gamesindustry.

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17Apr/11Off

Sony’s John Koller Sees Similarities Between 3D TV and HD TV Adoption for PlayStation 3

Are there things game makers can learn from what we’ve seen on the Hollywood side with 3D movie filming?
Hollywood has paired 3D with the right content, with movies such as Avatar, Alice in Wonderland and TRON Legacy. We need to do the same thing in the gaming space. 3D is a huge advantage to the PS3 platform as a primary reason to purchase, and we need to ensure that the right content is married with this engaging technology, so that the consumer truly feels as if he or she is playing ‘within’ the experience. While we’re extremely committed to 3D, we want to make sure that the content is correct for the technology. It’s been our counsel to publishers to ensure that the right games utilize 3D, and you’re seeing the results of these discussions with the strong lineup of 3D games arriving in 2011.

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