Sure, you could get yourself a 3D-capable phone to handle your three-dimensional recording needs, though with all the new svelte superphones coming out, we can understand why you wouldn’t want to.
Sure, you could get yourself a 3D-capable phone to handle your three-dimensional recording needs, though with all the new svelte superphones coming out, we can understand why you wouldn’t want to.
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Vivitar DVR 790HD puts 3D video recording in the palm of your hand for under $100
JVC promised back at CES that its new consumer-grade GS-TD1 3D camcorder would be available in March and, well, it’s now available. While that may not be a surprise, JVC has shaken things up a bit with the pricing since its official announcement — instead of the full $2,000 that was originally expected, the camcorder will now set you back “just” $1,699.95.
JVC promised back at CES that its new consumer-grade GS-TD1 3D camcorder would be available in March and, well, it’s now available. While that may not be a surprise, JVC has shaken things up a bit with the pricing since its official announcement — instead of the full $2,000 that was originally expected, the camcorder will now set you back “just” $1,699.95.
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JVC’s GS-TD1 3D camcorder now available for $1,700
3D technology’s inevitable race to the bottom officially kicked off today with ViewSonic’s announcement of its new ViewFun line. The Palm 3D HD was the priciest item shared thanks to its ability to record full HD 1080p in 3D or 2D at 60fps. Some of its other notable features include a rechargeable Li-ion battery, an SD slot for expandable storage, and a 3.2-inch LCD screen which uses parallax technology to display 3D video without wearing glasses.
3D technology’s inevitable race to the bottom officially kicked off today with ViewSonic’s announcement of its new ViewFun line. The Palm 3D HD was the priciest item shared thanks to its ability to record full HD 1080p in 3D or 2D at 60fps. Some of its other notable features include a rechargeable Li-ion battery, an SD slot for expandable storage, and a 3.2-inch LCD screen which uses parallax technology to display 3D video without wearing glasses.
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ViewSonic announces ViewFun 3D camcorder line, hopes we won’t notice a bit of re-branding
2011 is shaping up to be the year consumer-grade 3D camcorders take off.
2011 is shaping up to be the year consumer-grade 3D camcorders take off.
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JVC announces the GS-TD1 full HD 3D consumer camcorder, we go hands on
THREEE DEEE. Sorry, just had to get that out of our system. We just played with Panasonic’s HDC-SDT750 THREEE DEEE, er, 3D camcorder, and it certainly works as billed.
THREEE DEEE. Sorry, just had to get that out of our system. We just played with Panasonic’s HDC-SDT750 THREEE DEEE, er, 3D camcorder, and it certainly works as billed.
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Panasonic HDC-SDT750 3D camcorder preview
You’re sitting alone, your house is quiet. You turn your phone off and reach for a novel — your favorite novel.
You’re sitting alone, your house is quiet. You turn your phone off and reach for a novel — your favorite novel.
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ViewSonic doing 3D like crazy at IFA, plans to debut 3D camera, camcorder, photo frame, and portable TV
Never mind the extensive leaks , Panasonic, you’ve got a right to be proud about the HDC-SDT750. After crowing about its end-to-end 3D experience, Panasonic has finally made its HDC-SDT750 camcorder official, which looks like it will be the first of its kind to hit the market.
Never mind the extensive leaks , Panasonic, you’ve got a right to be proud about the HDC-SDT750. After crowing about its end-to-end 3D experience, Panasonic has finally made its HDC-SDT750 camcorder official, which looks like it will be the first of its kind to hit the market.
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Panasonic reveals HDC-SDT750 3D camcorder, is super proud of itself
You won’t be coloring us shocked if this plays out exactly as rumored, but word on the street has it that Panasonic will be busting out a consumer-level 3D camcorder as early as next week. ‘Course, this is a company that already has a built-to-order 3D camcorder available to those with just over 20 large in need of a new home, and with the 3D push happening at a breakneck pace, it was just a matter of time before one of the big boys came along and served up an option for the Average Joe / Jane.
You won’t be coloring us shocked if this plays out exactly as rumored, but word on the street has it that Panasonic will be busting out a consumer-level 3D camcorder as early as next week. ‘Course, this is a company that already has a built-to-order 3D camcorder available to those with just over 20 large in need of a new home, and with the 3D push happening at a breakneck pace, it was just a matter of time before one of the big boys came along and served up an option for the Average Joe / Jane.
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Panasonic gearing up to reveal consumer-level 3D camcorder?
If you live in a constant (and expensive) state of being way ahead of the curve, you’re already pining to get yourself a 3D camcorder and, as we reported last week, Aiptek’s i2 will do your budget the least harm.
If you live in a constant (and expensive) state of being way ahead of the curve, you’re already pining to get yourself a 3D camcorder and, as we reported last week, Aiptek’s i2 will do your budget the least harm.
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Aiptek’s 3D i2 camcorder now up for pre-sale, cheaper than expected
Well, what do you know?
Well, what do you know?
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Panasonic goes 3D crazy with AG-3DA1 camcorder and AG-HMX100 video mixer
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