3D cameras

The Z100 3D is a budget dual-lens 3D camcorder from Toshiba. It features a 2.8" glasses-free 3D LCD and 16mp stills.

The Z100 3D will ship towards the end of March 2012 for $220.

Sonys HDR-TD20V is a dual-lens camcorder featuring Full-HD (1080p, 60fps) videos, 17X optical zoom, 64GB of flash storage, 3.5 glasses-free 3D LCD and 20mp for stills.

The TD20V will ship in March 2012 for around $1,500.

Vivitar's 790HD is a 3D camcorder with a 5.1mp sensor capable of 3D 720p video at 25fps. The camera comes with 16MB of built-in memory and an SD card slot.

The 790HD costs only $99.

Panasonic's 3D1 is a dual-lens 3D camera that has two 25-100m optical zoom lenses and dual 12.1 mp sensors. The camera can shoot 3D 1080p videos. It also has a mode in which each lens operates independently - to shoot a single photo (or video) at two focal lengths - pretty cool. The display on the back is a 3.5" LCD (it doesn't seem to be a 3D display).

The 3D1 will ship soon for $500.

The DXG 5F9V is a dual-lens 3D camera with two 5mp sensors that support 1080p HD video recording (30fps). The camera has a 3.2" glasses-free LCD display, 128MB of internal memory and an SD card slot.

The 5F9V is now shipping for $299.99.

Panasonic's new 3D camcorder is an entry-level professional 3D camera with dual lens and two 3MOS triple-sensor systems. It also offers a glasses-free 3D LCD and an EVF.

We do not have any pricing information or release date yet.

DXG's 5F9V is a Full-HD (1080p) 3D camcorder with dual-lens. It also features a 3.2" glasses-free LCD and can record 2D and 3D videos and stills.

The 5F9V is now shipping for $299.