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According to IOGear about 70% of the people currently looking to buy new TV's are leaning towards 3D, but are scared off by the lack of available programming. That's why they have decided to produce what is the worlds first conversion box for making 2D content available as 3D, that also has upscaling features and an HDMI switch built-in. This
Sony's CES focus this year is on electronics, content and network services combining to deliver high quality entertainment anytime and anywhere. Supported by a slew of product announcements, new connected devices range from TVs, Blu-ray players and A/V receivers through to tablets, smartphones and PCs and on to camcorders and mobile music players. Sony is combining these with online services
Each year, CompactFlash gets faster and more capacious, despite being one of the older memory card formats around, and it looks like 2012 will be no different. Lexar has announced a new addition to its Professional range with 1000x CF cards that support minimum data transfer speeds of 150 Mb/s, allowing the capture of high-quality images and 1080p full-HD and
Today I saw my first 3D film in a cinema...and it's very likely to be my last. Not because I'm thinking of shuffling off this mortal coil but because it was a second rate experience at a premium price. Where do I start? First of all one size does not fit all. The glasses suitable for an adult are not
Michael Williams from XpanD takes Andy McCaskey through the benefits of their range of universal 3D glasses. Unbelievably, the 3D glasses provided with active-shutter 3D TVs are not always compatible between brands. It's sometimes possible to make them compatible by wearing the glasses upside down but clearly this is an unsatisfactory solution for long-term viewing. I know, you couldn't make
Gunnar, a high-end eyeglass manufacturer is introducing a line of 3D glasses. Their glasses carry a claim that they are not only outdoor sunglasses, but also adjust to indoors lighting and reduce eye strain when using a PC. But, their newest line are 3D! So now you can take your own set of glasses to the theater. Jeffrey Powers stops
Tom interviews Canadian firm, Sensio on their development of stereoscopic cinematic technologies - that's 3D to you and me - and the launch of three new products. The Sensio Hi-Fi 3D Codec for superior quality 3D video, which is being adopted by several content providers. The Sensio Autodetect, which analyses video and determines the 2D or 3D format (side-by-side or