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Notes From CES: Here Are Gadgets You’ll Be Talking About In 2012

By DAVID LIEBERMAN, Executive Editor | Friday January 13, 2012 @ 3:01pm PSTTags: 3D TV, consumer electronics, HDTV

This was a year of incremental change at the 2012 International CES. The most prominent products didn’t wow people with their novelty; they’re mostly bigger, better and Web-connected versions of familiar technologies. But consumers who love hot new gadgets, and have money to burn, will still be intrigued by some of the devices that manufacturers displayed. Here are a few of the stand-outs to watch for this year — at least until Apple announces some of its own new products. But remember: Consumer electronics makers are notorious for showing off products at CES that never actually make it to retail shelves, or take far longer to do so than companies envision: READ MORE »

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3D TV Network 3net To Launch Sunday On DirecTV

By NELLIE ANDREEVA | Thursday February 10, 2011 @ 8:34am PSTTags: 3D TV, 3net, DirecTV, TV
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Broadcast Plans For British Royal Wedding: Could It Be 3D TV As Well As High-Def?

By TIM ADLER in London | Monday December 6, 2010 @ 10:21am PSTTags: 3D TV, BBC Royal Wedding, BSkyB Royal Wedding 3D Broadcast, Kate Middleton, Prince William, Royal Wedding Broadcast, Sky, TV, UK Broadcasters Royal Wedding, UK TV

Here’s the game-changer: BSkyB is thinking about broadcasting the April 29th Royal Wedding in 3D. TV experts wonder if Prince Williams’ wedding to commoner Kate Middleton might be the technology boost that the Queen’s 1953 Coronation was when many England’ers … Read More »

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3D TV Channel Announces 4 Original Series

By NELLIE ANDREEVA | Monday October 18, 2010 @ 7:31am PDTTags: 3D TV, Discovery Communications, IMAX Corportation, Sony Corp, TV
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The 3D joint venture of Sony Corp., Discovery Communications and IMAX Corporation has announced the first slew of original series and acquisitions that will be part of its inaugural slate. It includes Sony’s 3D theatrical movie Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs. The channel launches in 2011.

Original Series

Abandoned Planet Explore the strangest places on earth – entire cities now completely devoid of all humanity.  This series of one-hour programs sheds light on why people have abandoned the places they once called home and what happens after they leave.  Produced by Flight 33 Productions.

Africa in 3D From Gannet Island and its 100,000 seabirds of the same name sharing one giant rock, the 60,000 flamingos at Kamfers Dam, the Luangwa River and its 30,000 hippos and much more, this series of one-hour programs captures the richness and diversity of the world’s second-largest continent.  Produced by Aquavision Television Productions.

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ESPN Teams Up With NBA For 3D Hoops

By THE DEADLINE TEAM | Tuesday October 5, 2010 @ 11:26pm PDTTags: 3D TV, Cable TV, ESPN, TV

The full schedule will be announced today. But LeBron James will soon throw down a monster dunk in 3D when ESPN broadcasts the Miami Heat-New York Knicks game on December 17th from Madison Square Garden. The matchup will be one of … Read More »

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Sony, Disney Step Into 3D TV Rabbit Hole

By MIKE FLEMING | Tuesday September 7, 2010 @ 2:02pm PDTTags: 3D TV, Alice in Wonderland 3D, Blu-ray, Sony 3D, The Walt Disney Studios

Burbank, Calif., September 7, 2010 — The Walt Disney Studios and Sony Electronics have joined forces in the United States to provide both consumer and retail education, promotion and marketing support for in-home 3D devices and content. The collaboration includes advertising and retail execution, as well as product bundling,

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