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3D comes to Times Square this weekend
SV Staff  |  Sep 24, 2010  |  0 comments
If you're near New York City and want a taste of 3D home theater technology, head to the Discovery Exhibition on 44th street, at Times Square. It's home to the public exhibit of the 3D Experience, a 3D entertainment and technology event sponsored...
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3D Glasses Go Rechargeable
Mark Fleischmann  |  Jul 26, 2010  |  0 comments
A series of Panasonic product announcements in Japan includes a rethink of the power source for 3D active shutter glasses. In lieu of a watch battery, the new glasses use a rechargeable battery.
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3D Glasses maker Vuzix now selling 3D DVDs
SV Staff  |  Mar 10, 2010  |  0 comments
3D content is steadily marching onward, but there still aren't too many choices out there. There are several animated movies from the last few years and Avatar will be hitting DVD and Blu-ray soon enough, but that's not a whole lot of 3D....
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3D Glasses Standard: Too Little Too Late?
Scott Wilkinson  |  Mar 29, 2011  |  3 comments
Yesterday, Panasonic and Xpand, makers of mostly commercial active-shutter 3D glasses, announced a standard synchronization protocol for this type of eyewear called M-3DI. The new standard is intended to improve compatibility between 3D TVs and home projectors, computers, and digital cinema, a problem that has plagued the current 3D marketplace since its inception over a year ago.
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3D HDTV Announced at this week's NAB
 |  Apr 18, 1999  |  0 comments

Last week, Canadian company <A HREF="http://www.VisuaLABS.com/">VisuaLABS Inc.</A> announced what it describes as a prototype of the first high-definition 3D video projector using the company's proprietary 3D technology. A company statement claims that "for the first time, the sparkling, filmlike reality of HDTV can be seen with true, measurable depth onscreen. The 3D images are entirely viewable with the naked eye."

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3D inches towards a standard
SV Staff  |  Nov 09, 2009  |  0 comments
It seems like everybody is trying to do their own thing when it comes to 3D video. Since there's no specific standard, different HDTV makers are all implementing 3D in slightly different ways. These differences might not seem apparent to most...
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3D is coming for you, whatever your budget
Michael Berk  |  Apr 06, 2011  |  0 comments

 

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3D Lives On Samsung's Cinema LED Screen
SV Staff  |  Mar 21, 2018  |  2 comments
3D is dead as a doornail in major-brand TV lines but Samsung appears to think it has a future in theaters. It has created a 3D version of its 34-foot Cinema LED theater screen.
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3D May Be Unhealthy
Mark Fleischmann  |  Mar 02, 2010  |  0 comments
Viewing 3D video can cause headache and blurred vision, according to a study undertaken at the University of California at Berkeley.
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3D Projector Hits Home: JVC DLA-RS2
SV Staff  |  Nov 05, 2008  |  0 comments
Just in time for the 3D release of Journey to the Center of the Earth on Blu-ray in 3D, JVC is launching a 3D projector designed for the home market. This is the world's first 3D projector for the home. The DLA-RS2 uses D-ILA projection, and...
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3D Technology Shootout, Revisited
Michael Berk  |  Sep 07, 2011  |  0 comments

A couple of weeks ago, I dropped by an active/passive 3D TV shootout held by LG as part of their effort to publicize the benefits of their passive 3D approach over competing active-shutter systems. LG has survey research data showing that some 80 percent of viewers choose their passive 3D system over any of their competitors' active sets, when asked about color, picture quality, brightness, and comfort of glasses. Format war over?

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3D That Will Really Bug You
Darryl Wilkinson  |  Nov 22, 2004  |  0 comments
I've written enthusiastically in the past about the SENSIO 3D video processing system. 3D - at least in its current technological incarnation - isn't the type of thing that lends itself to casual TV viewing (i.e., news, sitcoms, and exercise videos - although the faceurs at "The Daily Show with Jon Stewart" probably have the right sensibility to make great comedic use of it). When done right with appropriate subject matter, on the other hand, it's like having a thrill ride in the middle of your living room. But as amazing as the SENSIO 3D system is, it's little more than a sideshow wonder without a good base of 3D software to maintain your interest.
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3D Titans Talk Transformative Tech
Brent Butterworth  |  May 19, 2011  |  0 comments

A crowd of movie-industry folk, film students, and press assembled last night for a preview of clips from the upcoming Transformers: Dark of the Moon - the first in the series to be shot in 3D - as well as a lengthy and surprisingly technical discussion between Transformers director Michael Bay and Avatar director James Cameron.

The presentation, titled "3D: A Transforming Visual Art," took place at the Paramount Theater, on the Paramount Pictures lot in Hollywood.

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3D to Dominate Sony TV Line
Mark Fleischmann  |  Sep 10, 2010  |  0 comments
Most TV makers are presenting 3D as a desirable new feature for upper-echelon sets. Sony is taking a more aggressive approach, at least in the Japanese market. In 2011 nearly all models 40 inches and up will be 3D capable, relegating 2D to a minority of smaller models.
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3D TV, But Where Are the Goofy Glasses?
SV Staff  |  May 22, 2008  |  0 comments
Philips is setting some lofty goals. According to them, TV went from black and white to color, and now high def to 3D. Come on, who doesn't love 3D? Theaters full of people trying to look cool while wearing hideously funny-looking 3D glasses. Arms...
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