3D Blu-ray

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.

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

Panasonic's DMP-BDT100 is now shipping in the UK for £261. 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.

Buy the DMP-BDT100 now in the UK for £261.

Panasonic's DMP-BDT350 3D Blu-ray player is finally shipping for $429. The player uses Panasonic's new UniPhier LSI chip, and supports Full HD (1080p) 3D image. Adaptive Chroma Upsampling insures that colors will be faithfully reproduced; and all native digital DVD formats are upscaled to 1080p resolution quality. Features include the VIERA Cast Internet link, BD Live, 7.1 channel lossless audio, Dolby True HD and DTS HD audio formats.

Buy the DMP-BDT350 is now shipping for $429.

Samsung's C9000, their most advanced TV for 2010, is now shipping: 46" for $4399, including a 3D starter kit and a 3D Blu-ray player. The C9000 is an ultra-slim (the display is .3-inch thick) LED-backlit LCD (Full-HD). There's a powerful 3D processor for 3D support (active-shutter, 240Hz), Internet-Apps and Wi-Fi. The remote uses Wi-Fi, has a touch-screen and can show live TV shows.

Samsung C9000

The 46" model (UN46C9000) is now shipping for $4399, including a 3D starter kit and a 3D Blu-ray player.

Israe's Amimon has developed a system that can wirelessly transmit 3D Full-HD 24fps video using WHDI (wireless high-definition interface). They are transmitting from a 3D Blu-ray player to a Samsung 3D LCD TV. The Blu-ray is connected to a transmitted using an HDMI cable, and the TV is connected to a receiver using HDMI too.

Amimon has a reference design for the wireless adapter and are looking for Japanese device makers for commercialization.

Panasonic has announced a new series of All-In-One Plasma 3D TVs, the RT2B. They come in 42" or 46", has active-shutter 3D support (they include one pair of 3D glasses) and have built-in Blu-ray drive and Hard-Disc.

Panasonic has also announced a new range of active-shutter 3D glasses. The TY-EW series come in different sizes (there are three, actually) and include sealed-batteries that are rechargeable by USB - two hours charging will give you 30 hours of watching. They will cost the same as Panasonic old ones, $149. They will start shipping in late August.