Misc 3D products

Epson's Moverio is a see-through 3D head-mounted display (HMD) - the first of its kind. This is an Android (v2.2) powered device that has two 0.52" 960x540 microdisplays - offering a 3D image similar to watching a 80" display from 5 meters. The device also includes a mobile-phone sized controller that includes Wi-Fi, 1GB of internal memory and a microSD slot and can play MPEG-4 and H.264 video files.

Epson will launch the Moverio in Japan for $770 on November 25 and expect to sell around 10,000 units. (via TechCrunch)

Fuji's REAL 3D VS (an upgrade to the 8" V1 viewer released in December 2009) is a glasses-free 3D image/video viewer. The display is a 7.2" LED-backlit LCD with a lenticular panel. Inputs include HDMI and an SDHC card slot. The display can also show 2D image and includes stereo speakers and a remote control.

We do not know the price or release date yet.

Sony's SMP-N200 is a media streamer that's capable to stream 3D video. It can output via HDMI, component, composite and even Wi-Fi. It also supports DLNA. It has a remote and Sony also provides a free Android and iOS remote application.

The SMP-N200 will be released in October 2010 for $99.99.

Marshall's Orchid OR-70-3D is a professional production glasses-3D monitor. It's a 7.2" (1600x600) LCD that features a hybrid parallax-barrier and lenticular technology to achieve glasses-free 3D.

The OR-70-3D costs $7,899.

Vuzix's Wrap 1200VR is a 3D eyewear display - that feature 852x480 LCD microdisplays (simulating a 75" display). It has head-tracking capabilities (via the included Wrap Tracker 6TC). The glasses come with iPhone and component video cables (no HDMI). It supports side-by-side and anaglyph 3D content.

The Wrap 1200VR is now shipping for $599.

VideoEFx's converter can convert video streams from 2D to 3D, in real time. Reports say this is pretty impressive - although we're not sure how much different from other 2D to 3D technologies found in TVs and 3D players.

The VideoEFx will ship in April for $400.

The 3DPF8 is a 8" glasses-free 3D Photo Frame. It can display 3D photos and videos and can automatically converts standard 2D photos and videos to 3D. It also features a calendar, clock and alarm features.

The 3DPF8 is now available for $199.