- 3-D movies are harder to pirate — for now
- But that could change soon: Sony, Panasonic and Samsung all plan to release 3-D-compatible TVs in 2010. If 3-D goes mainstream, the demand for pirated 3-D movies will grow. The question is, will pirates be able to reproduce the movies' 3-D…
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MSNBC- Panasonic Targets 50% of Japan’s 3-D TV Market by March 2011
- Feb. 10 (Bloomberg) -- Panasonic Corp. , the world’s largest maker of plasma televisions, aims to win half of Japan’s market for 3-D televisions next fiscal year, an executive said. “About 10 percent of large-screen TVs, measuring 37 inches…
- Bloomberg
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- 5 hours ago
- 3-D Movies are Harder to Pirate, for Now
- But that could change soon: Sony , Panasonic and Samsung all plan to release 3-D-compatible TVs in 2010. If 3-D goes mainstream, the demand for pirated 3-D movies will grow. The question is, will pirates be able to reproduce the movies' 3-D…
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- 7 hours ago
- active shutter glasses
- It’s chicken-and-egg time again. Right now the question is playing out in 3D television. There’s no content because there’s no TVs; there’s no TVs because there’s no content. Someone has to go first, before the others will follow.…
- Maximum PC
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- 7 hours ago
Maximum PC- Home-theatre lovers switch to 3D TVs
- Panasonic consumer electronics group director Paul Reid said the company planned to release full high-definition 3D TVs and 3D Blu-ray DVD players mid-year. Mr Reid confirmed these 3D TVs would attract a "premium price", but he said that…
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- 6 hours ago
News.com.au- Related Sections: HDTV Home Theater
- There are plenty of 3D LCD TVs, but now Panasonic rolls out a breed of 3D that's more rare: a plasma display. The company announced Viera VT in two different sizes today, a 50-incher retailing for $4,800, and a 54-inch for $5,900. Just put…
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- 8 hours ago
DVICE- Panasonic’s Viera TH-P54VT, Their First 3D TV, Price Announced
- Remember the days of the first plasma TVs? They were like $10k at the cheapest and that was select models and select manufacturers. Though those days are far from back, they’re certainly going to come close if Panasonic’s first 3D TV is any…
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- 9 hours ago
Gadget Review- Panasonic does not plan fix for reported black level increases
- Panasonic says no fix is planned for black level increases. (Credit: Sarah Tew/CNET) "Since the TVs work as designed, there's nothing to fix." That answer comes from Bob Perry, Senior VP of Panasonic Consumer Electronics Company, in reply…
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- 11 hours ago
- First LG and Samsung 3D TVs launching in March
- Leading television manufacturers LG and Samsung look ready to slog it out for 3D TV bragging rights as both prepare to launch their first 3D TV offerings next month. Samsung Electronics will begin its 3D TV battle with the launch of T3…
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- 11 hours ago
- Panasonic’s 3D full HD TVs get prices and dates
- Panasonic Japan, just like everyone else, is going 3D crazy. Today they presented 6 3D products to be rolled out soon. And the company has priced and dated these new TVs, Blu-ray recorders and players for the Japanese market. The VIERA…
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- 12 hours ago
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