Vizio launched its M-Series Theater 3D TV line, which was announced at CES 2010, with passive 3D technology at an relatively inexpensive price point. Skip to main content. The homepage ...

3D TV may be a flop in many ways, but there's no doubt it's here to stay as a feature on many higher-end TVs. If you're curious about 3D, here's the place to find out more.

In addition to a 110" Ultra-HD LED TV, Hisense also revealed its latest take on glasses-free 3D technology at CES with the GF60XT980 television concept. The new 60-inch TV uses an Ultra High ...

Sure, there's a handful of 3D point-and-shoot cameras, but they're not exactly flying off the shelves -- but more importantly, the 3D smartphone market basically died a few months after it was ...

This makes it the biggest 3D-based display in the world, and just like the Philips Quad-full 3D TV, you won't need to use silly glasses to check out the content.The 3D effect is caused by an array ...

3D televisions were being hyped all over the show floor at the Consumer Electronics Show last week, with manufacturers gushing about an “Avatar effect” and hoping for a surge in high-end TV sales.

3D adds a new layer of complexity to the already complicated TV, satellite/cable, dvd player hook-up process. New technical 3D jargon will further confuse consumers. There are currently different ways ...

A 3D TV essentially displays two video feeds that are polarized in different directions, one for your left eye and one for your right. By wearing the matching pair of polarized specs, ...

Sky TV in the U.K. was one of the few television programmers to go all-in on 3D production, curating high-quality 3D content such as a David Attenborough documentary and a Kylie Minogue concert ...

When ESPN officially announced on Wednesday that it would discontinue its pioneering 24/7 3D channel before the end of the year, it hardly came as a surprise.. The decision had been rumored, and ...

The introduction of 3D TVs around 2010 came smack dab in the middle of the fallout from the financial crisis, and TV sales were already flattening before the first 3D flat-panels could hit retail.