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Sharp has unveiled a new 10.1" 3D display (that can be used for netbooks or tablets). The display does not require status, and can be produced with or without a touchscreen. We do not know when they plan to mass produce it, or what the price will be.

Via Engadget

MSI is said to reveal a new 3D laptop in CES 2010. That's all we currently know...

Via Digitimes

There's some new information on ASUS' G51J 3D laptop. It uses NVIDIA's 3D vision technology, and has a 120Hz, 15.6" screen. The GPU is a GeForce GTX 260M (1GB of memory). 

Asus G51J 3D

The laptop uses active-shutter glasses, and includes a USB 'IR blaster' that has to sync up with the glasses. The G51J 3D should be out soon, with a $1,700 price tag.

Via Engadget

Chunghwa Picture Tubes (CPT) plans to start shipping 3D panels at the end of 2009. These will be 15.6" notebook 3D panels, which will require special glasses. CPT actually says their 3D panels will range from 2.4" to 37". They are also able to buy larger-size LCDs and customize them to support 3D.

Engadget reports that Asus are set to release two 3D laptops soon. The G51J3d (photo below) has a 15.6" display and will ship in December. The G72GX (17.3") will be released in Q2 2010. Both use NVIDIA GPUs and a Core i7 processors.

Asus G51J3D 

Digitimes reports that HP and Dell have placed orders for 3D notebooks from Wistron. The company is also negotiating with Lenovo and Sony. 

These should not be a lot priceier than normal notebooks, as they use Wistron's own 3D technology.

Acer has showed off its 3D display notebook. It has a new 2D to 3D manipulation technology - which can create every 2D movie into a 3D. It requires glasses.

Acer wants to price the notebook under 2000$, which will be relativly low.

Via Arnnet