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TI says that the company aims to ship 2-3 million units of their 3D-Ready DLP chips in 2011. In June, TI said that more than 300,000 DLP 3D-Ready projectors are installed worldwide, and they sold over 250,000 such projectors in 4Q 2009 and 1Q 2010 alone .

TI 3D-Ready DLP chip

via Digitimes

Yesterday we posted that Panasonic's DMP-BDT100 is shipping in the UK, and today we found out that the player is available in the US too, for $204. The DMP-BDT100 is a budget 3D Blu-ray player. It has a single-HDMI out that supports 3D, Viera Cast features and high quality playback.

You can buy the BDT100 in the US now for $204.

Sony's NX810 LCD 3D TV is now shipping - The 46" KDL46NX810 costs $2998. The NX810 uses Sony's high-end Edge-Lit LED 3D panels. It supports 200Hz processing, Full-HD, Wi-Fi, widgets and an ambient light sensor. They do not come with any 3D glasses.

Sony NX810

The 46" KDL46NX810 is now shipping for $2998. We don't have pricing info or release dates for other TVs in the series.

Panasonic says that their AG-3DA1 fully-integrated Full HD professional 3D camcorder and the BT-3DL2550 25" 3D production monitor are now available. This is professional, yet "affordable" production equipment.

The AG-3DA1 is the world's first professional, fully-integrated Full HD 3D camcorder recording to SD card media, and has a suggested list price of $21,000.00. The BT-3DL2550 is a polarized 3D LCD monitor with dual HD-SDI and DVI interfaces and multiple display options. It costs $9,900, which includes two BT-PGL10G 3D Polarized Glasses.

Sony announced they'll release active-shutter 3D laptops next year that will have a 240Hz LCD and a built-in IR emitter. The 3D glasses will be the same as those used in Sony's TVs (they currently offer the TDGBR100B for $149). They have shown a prototype that has a 16" 16:9 display in a regular Vaio F series body (pictured below).

Back in July, Sony said they'll release the PlayStation 3 3D upgrade in September. Today they said this will be delayed till October. This upgrade will bring 3D Blu-ray support, 3D images, 3D broadcasts from PlayTV and 3D YouTube videos.

via Engadget

Samsung says that glasses-free 3D technologies aren't ready yet - we're still a long way from being able to actually use those technologies in 3D TVs. One of the issues is that you have to watch it without moving.

Toshiba is actually planning to release such displays in 2010 - and even small (20" or so) displays will cost a few thousand dollars. Several companies (including Samsung, by the way) are developing glasses-free 3D panels.