We’ve heard a lot about the HDC-SDT750 3D camcorder, but now we’ve finally got the details straight from Panasonic. What we didn’t know before: It’ll cost $1400 and be available in October ...

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 ...

Panasonic has made good on its promise to unveil a consumer-level 3D camcorder – though we did catch a glimpse of it on Monday – and the HDC-SDT750 certainly looks interesting. In effect a ...

Panasonic’s 152-inch TV just hit and it’s got 4k by 2k resolution, 3D support and several technologies that speed up display and optimize it for displaying 3D by reducing cross talk.

Panasonic Corp. unveiled Monday a 50 inch high-definition 3D plasma TV and glasses that make images appear like you can touch them. By Colin Parrott, Reuters, The Associated Press OSAKA, Japan ...

Panasonic is giving a sneak peak of their new stuff in a bit, so with any luck we'll get a real life picture of the new behemoth in action. If that gigantic HDTV above looks a few inches shy of ...

BRUSSELS, Belgium - Softkinetic, the leading 3D gesture recognition software provider, today announced the support of Panasonic's time-of-flight 3D image sensor in its iisu 3D gesture recognition ...

Panasonic is betting on 3D, demonstrating a compact twin-lens Lumix 3D compact camera as well as a 2D/3D HDC-Z10000 camcorder with a 3D viewerfinder screen. Skip to main content.

Panasonic today announced the Panasonic HDC-SDT750, the world's first consumer 3D camcorder, which includes a 3D conversion lens 1 that enables the camcorder to shoot powerful and true-to-life 3D ...

The H-FT012 is Panasonic’s first 3D lens offering and apparently is the first consumer-grade 3D lens in all the world. Designed for the Micro 4/3s Lumix G, the lens its pretty darn complex. Here ...

The Sony TV's 3D image is also excellent. As with the Panasonic set, the two parts of the 3D image are kept entirely separate, which is the biggest hurdle for 3D TVs to overcome.

You've seen movies in 3D. Now, how about your favorite TV series? By James Hibberd Writer-at-Large You’ve seen movies in 3D. Now, how about your favorite TV series? Panasonic Corp unveiled ...