What do you get when you mix Digital Light Projection (DLP), Hi-Definition TV, and 3-Dimensional (3D) stereoscopic technology? You get the 3D HD DLP television that Samsung was showing off at its ...

It’s taken a bit longer to get here than expected, but Samsung has announced ahead of its appearance at next week’s CES in Las Vegas that it will finally be rolling out the new Eclipsa Audio system to ...

It may shamble forward zombie-style for a few more years, but without the world's No. 1 TV maker on board, 3D TV is doomed. David leads the Hardware team at CNET, covering phones, wearables, laptops, ...

It was only a few years ago that 3D televisions were being hailed as "the next big thing," but it looks as if the technology is going the way of Betamax, LaserDiscs and HD-DVDs. 3D may still be quite ...

3D television are simply those that can display pictures in both 2D and 3D mode, though there’s no way to see the eye-popping images without 3D glasses accompanying the set. The gadget is buzz-worthy ...

Samsung has issued a health warning about its new 3D television sets two months prior to their launch. A message on the company's website notes that pregnant women, the elderly, children and persons ...

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It is a revolution of sorts as television moves from viewing to experiencing with the launch of 3D TV in homes and pubs. Panasonic last week launched a new High Definition 3D television for Africa and ...

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Back in 2010 Sony Australia’s Paul Colley forecasted that a large percentage of Australian viewers would have 3D televisions by 2014. In the same year, industry pundits such as Simon Murray predicted ...