Love virtual big-screen TVs? In case you do then the Vuzix Wrap 310 video eyewear solution is ready to be ship straight to your living room. The Vuzix Wrap 310 is available for $249.95 and for that price you’re going to enjoy a 55-inch virtual screen in front of your eyes. iPod and iPhone support is included and you’re going to be able to connect the virtual glasses to various other devices in your home including DVD players, PCs, PMPs and all sorts of other mobile phones. The Wrap 310 will offer you all the 3D content you can take so go ahead and get it if that’s what you are looking for.

It doesn’t get bigger than this! Panasonic unveils a whopping 50” 3D plasma TV which comes with a full HD 1080p resolution. And with the 3D age fast being the talk of the town, providing a larger screen capable of addressing the HD display needs is practically served with this plasma TV that is set to hit the market in 2010.

But while that is the expected release date, consumers can get a glimpse of a prototype for the said Panasonic 3D Plasma TV from October 6 to 10 at the Makuhari Messe in Chiba City east of Tokyo. The TV set will require 3D glasses and makes use of Panasonic’s high speed 3D drive technology.

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While the era of 3D glasses brings a new dimension to the world of enjoying a new age of displays to date, pick out the key word here in “glasses”. Now after that, associate it with the brands in the reading or even the sunglasses industry and you get a lot. Will they invade the market? Gucci will!

Word has it that Gucci will soon come out with designer 3D glasses in the market, possibly signaling a new trend towards separating 3D glasses from the standard ones for viewing pleasure. Now along with a marquee brand comes a price. Unfortunately that is something we don’t have right now. But soon, you may be hearing “What brand of 3D sunglasses are you using?” If so, that should separate you from the rest in terms of class! I wonder though if it will still be suitable for outdoor fashion. Nah I don’t think so!

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Pepsi will put to good use the available technology for its advertising campaign prowess, making use of 3D technology for their latest commercial, “Pepsi Foot Valley” in 3D! This was all made possible through xyZ 3D displays, which will be rotating a large number of these ads in the Netherlands.

This 3D commercial will generate additional attention for the famous cola brand. Using the latest 3D technology, various objects literally jump out of the screen, towards the shopping audience. This remarkable effect is a first class attention driver, certainly because the 3D image is perfectly visible without the need for 3D-glasses.

This marks only one of many large scale companies expected to make use of 3D technology for business advertising and promotions. While Pepsi now counts among the many companies availing of such technology, expect the numbers to swell in the coming months for their advertising and promotional needs, 3D STYLE!

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The bigger the visuals the better and Dolby just made another breakthrough as far as adhering towards the growing needs of premium viewing pleasure for larger spaces like auditoriums. By implementing Dolby 3D for large screens, exhibitors can project Dolby 3D onto screens ranging from 41 to 70 feet. The new Dolby 3D large-screen solution is compatible with all of Barco’s digital cinema twin-projector offerings, including the ultra-bright DP-3000 flagship projectors.

“This is a milestone for Dolby 3D projection capabilities, as screen size has to date been limited to accommodate a range of up to 40–42 feet,” stated Page Haun, Senior Director, Cinema Marketing, Dolby Laboratories. “Dolby realizes that exhibitors need the flexibility to provide 3D in their largest and smallest auditoriums, and with this announcement, Dolby is now able to support exhibitors’ various needs.”

Malco Theatres, the first to test Dolby 3D for large screens, recently used the solution to screen Walt Disney Pictures’ Jonas Brothers: The 3D Concert Experience at its Malco Paradiso multiplex in Memphis, TN, and Malco Grandview in Madison, MS.

Dolby’s unique full-spectrum color-filter technology, enabled by the high-tech passive Dolby 3D Glasses, enhances the motion picture experience. The Dolby 3D system provides realistic color reproduction and extremely sharp images. The environmentally friendly and reusable glasses can be used repeatedly, significantly reducing the cost per viewing for exhibitors.

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Who says you need those much hyped 3D glasses to enjoy 3D entertainment? The answer to that is the 3DFMAX, 3DFusion. At the Digital Signage Expo in Last Vegas, Nevada, said company has debuted what it’s calling the first broadcast ready, glasses free 3D display.

Built upon the Philips 3D Solutions, 2D Plus Depth format, the 3DF IP enhances and augments the 3D advancements to the point of achieving the first 3D Broadcast Ready, picture perfect standard for stereoscopic Glasses Free 3D displays.

3DFusion a key Philips North American 3D Solutions Provider and Certified Blue Box Content Creator, has taken the newly released Philips 3D Solutions WOWvx Media Player to the next level. “When 3DF coupled its 3DFMax(TM) optimizer technology with the latest Philips software upgrade,” stated CEO Ilya Sorokin, “the results were breathtaking.

The Philips 3D Solutions WOWvx product is the undisputed 3D winner, having crossed the 3D finish line first. In our opinion, the 3DFusion No Glasses Stereoscopic 3D is the first and only ‘ready for Prime Time’ 3DTV.”

“Philips 3D Solutions deserves all the credit, they baked a great cake, we just added the icing. From my perspective, the new release of the Philips 3D Solutions WOWvx Media Player, makes the Philips ASD package the ‘go to’ market leader in stereoscopic No Glasses 3D. Philips 3D Solutions stands alone in providing the only complete end to end technology solution capable of finally delivering the Holy Grail of Auto stereoscopic 3D.”

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