Do people really want 3D?
“3D” was probably *the* buzzword of 2010, but is it a technology that Canadians want in their homes? Here are 6 reasons why I don’t see 3D taking off any time soon.
Would you buy a 3D camcorder? They’re now available.
DXG, the makers of those pocket-sized video recorders, has just announced the availability of the DXG 3D camcorder and 3D Media Player bundle, allowing those who want to capture memories to do so in three-dimensions! And similar to the Nintendo 3DS, no glasses are required.
Smile to Get Your Free Ice Cream!
Facial recognition is not just for security systems and photography.
Sony bows world’s smallest 3D cameras
Investing in a new 3DTV? You can enjoy more than movies and games on it — Sony has just unveiled two Cyber-shot digital cameras that snap three-dimensional images.
Video: Hands-on with Canada’s first 3D laptop
Heard of the Toshiba Satellite A660? In this video overview I cover the specs and features of Canada’s first 3D laptop, who it’s for and a few areas of improvement. But it sure is sweet. Check it out!
Tablets a ‘game changing’ technology, says Best Buy Canada prez Mike Pratt
What’s the future of the iPad and 3DTV? What tech does a guy like Mike Pratt use on a daily basis? How will Best Buy stay a relevant player in the software space at a time when more consumers are acquiring it all digitally? Find out these answers, and more, in this exclusive Q&A.