Sharp Corporation announced that it will release two models in its new LB Series of AQUOS Quattron 3D LCD TVs. According to the statement, the latest 52″ (LC-52LB3) and 46″ (LC-46LB3) LB Series HDTVs employ Sharp’s four-primary-colour technology and feature 3D-compatible Blu-ray Disc (BD) recorders that can read and write BDXL discs, which can hold …
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Optoma announced its 3D-XL projector adapter, which allows existing Optoma DLP projectors to display Stereoscopic 3D.
Pacific Media Associates announced that the worldwide front projector market will grow to a total of 8.65 million units in 2010 from its 2009 level of 6.33 million units.
Toshiba’s Digital Products Division (DPD) announced that it has added new features to enhance the 3D playback capabilities of its Satellite A665-3D Series laptops. According to the statement, equipped with NVIDIA 3D Vision technology, the updated laptop models can add stereoscopic 3D to games, movies, photos and more.
The International 3D Society announced that Panasonic Corporation will be the 2010 recipient of its Charles Wheatstone Award.
Toshiba of Canada Limited announced the company’s first 3D-capable television and Blu-ray Disc (BD) player, the REGZA WX800 series and the BDX3000. According to the statement, the REGZA WX800 series is available in 46-inch and 55-inch screen sizes for $2799.99 and $3299.99 respectively and the BDX3000 for $299.99.
Custom Technology Corporation (CTC) announced that it has launched the MVC Beta Program for its Cinema Craft HD encoder (CC-3De), which adds MPEG-4 Multiview Video Coding (MVC) functions suitable for Blu-ray 3D title production.
Digital Projection International (DPI) and Mechdyne Corporation announced two new 3D-enabled media servers at CEDIA Expo 2010. According to the statement, DPI’s Dimension 3D costs less than $20,000 and the Dimension 3D Ultra starts at under $50,000.
Monster announced the debut of its Monster Vision Max 3D universal wireless 3D eyewear. According to the statement, Monster Vision Max 3D glasses work with every brand of 3D HDTVs, are sized to fit all heads and may be worn over prescription glasses. The eyeglasses and transmitter kit are scheduled to ship this month and …
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Sharp Electronics of Canada Ltd. announced its first 3D LED LCD televisions for the Canadian market, the AQUOS Quattron 3D LE925 series. According to the statement, available in 60-inch (LC-60LE925UN) and 52-inch (LC-52LE925UN) screen sizes, the new AQUOS Quattron 3D HDTVs retail for a few hundred dollars less than in the U.S. at $4,999.99 and …
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Pioneer Electronics (USA) Inc. announced that it is showcasing its full line of 2010 home theater products including new Blu-ray 3D players at the 2010 CEDIA Expo.