Fujifilm intros 3D camera that records High-Def 3D video

Fujifilm already has a 3D camera, but they upped the ante today by introducing a 3D camera that can also record 3D video in 720p. It has HDMI out for easy output to a 3D television, and it also has a 3.5" Autostereoscopic (no glasses required) 3D screen for viewing your pics and videos on the go.

Fujifilm says the camera will be available in early September for $499.95.

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Samsung introduces first portable 3D Blu-Ray player

Samsung wanted to make sure you get use out of those 3D glasses you've bought, so today they introduced a portable 3D Blu-Ray player. Now don't get too hot an bothered, the 3D will only work when it's connected to a television via HDMI, but it does have a 10.1" screen so you can enjoy your Blu-Ray discs on the go in glorious 2D. It's also got integrated Wi-Fi, so you'll have access to all of Samsung's current apps.

The BD-C8000 will be available this month for $499.99.

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Panasonic introduces first consumer 3D camcorder

Think all the hype about 3D is worth it? Panasonic certainly hopes so, as they've unleashed the first consumer 3D camcorder into the wild. Up until now, the consumer 3D experience has all been consumption of content, now it seems companies are starting to push for the creation of 3D content.