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.

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.

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.

Yours truly had the opportunity to demo “Kinect” on Canada AM this week. This is the first time the upcoming hands-free accessory for Xbox 360 has been shown on Canadian television. In this video clip, I play “Kinect Adventures!” with CTV host Marci Ien.

How much would you pay for an Internet-ready Blu-ray Disc player? Well, if you’re not picky on brand names, Walmart is selling an $88 Seiki Blu-ray Disc player for a limited time. Here are the specs on this high-def movie player.

There are no shortage of options for those looking to access all of their PC-based media on a big-screen HDTV in another room. But the latest from LaCie handles it quite gracefully — and wrapped in a teeny but stylish package.