3D TVs have hit the market and the content for 3D is slowly growing. But it's still in its early days and mass market consumers may want to wait for the kinks to be worked out. Aside from Apple’s new ...

If you were shopping for a TV three years ago, you were probably bombarded with all kinds of talk about how cool 3D was and how it was the “next big thing” in TV viewing. Movies and sports would never ...

I remember when my dad would occasionally dig his old LaserDisc player out of storage so we could watch the original Star Wars trilogy (it was superior quality to the VHS sets out there). He wouldn’t ...

Will we all watch 3D TV in the future, or will it remain a niche product meant for science fiction movies, video games, or special sporting events? As we’ve seen with the breakout success of the movie ...

Vizio’s announcement at the Consumer Electronics Show last week that it was dropping 3D support from its future TVs was taken by many as a death knell for 3D television. But in truth, 3D TV is like ...

The breakout hit of the Consumer Electronics Show in 2010 was a television set. Hard to believe now, maybe, but it’s true; for one shining moment, the Toshiba Cell TV was the most exciting new thing ...

According to iSuppli, a technology market research company, Global 3D TV shipments are expected to reach 4.2 million units in 2010, thanks to increasing traction and acceptance from enthusiastic early ...