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Sony Japan Active Shutter 3D TV Glasses And Infrared Emitter
I think it’s safe to presume that you’re going to spend a significant amount of loot totally converting to 3-D TV and Blu-Ray. Word from Sony Japan is that they’ve priced the TDG-BR100 and TDG-BR50...
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Sony’s 3D Shutter Glasses Now Available Separately
So you got yourself one of those fancy new Sony 3D HDTVs, but the set only came with a couple pairs of glasses at most, if they came with any at all. Well, Sony’s got you covered now, since they’re...
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Sony’s 3D OLED Glasses Tell Story Of Tron Future
Looking suspiciously like something out of Tron, the new Sony 3D OLED Glasses have me wondering if some accident in the near future doesn’t change the course of humanity, making everything look like...
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Vuzix Wrap 1200 Review
[rating:4/5] Vuzix has been making video eyewear for a number of years now, but the technology is just now reaching the level of maturity that it is usable for the average consumer. Before now it was...
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Sony HMZ-T1 Personal 3D Viewer Review
The evolution of the TV might be ongoing, but one thing that’s constant is the desire for as big an image as possible. Granted that we’re all spoiled with our flat panels and front projection systems,...
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TV Eyes 3-D Glasses Review
Back when I was a kid, I used to read a lot of comic books. Even the ads were fun — catalogs advertised crazy stuff like the “Hypno” coin and “X-ray” glasses and cardboard “tanks” you could buy. I...
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NextGen 3D Active Glasses for TV Review
A 3D equipped television can have one of two types of technologies in play: either it uses a polarized screen or it alternates the physical image being seen so that each of a person’s eyes sees a...
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Hands on with StreamTV Network’s glasses free 3D tech
It’s always a bit of a hassle to demo a new product at a press junket. You have a group of people crammed into a small room – usually a conference room or a hotel room – which makes things abnormally...
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