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Sony plans to bring 3D to BRAVIA TVs, VAIO laptops, PS3 games, and Blu-ray movies

Financial Times: http://bit.ly/BENG6

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Computing, Home A/V, Gaming | by Samuel Axon | Wed Sep 2, 2009 3:10PM | 0 comments

Financial Times reports that Sony exec Howard Stringer will soon announce that the company will release a line of 3D BRAVIA-family HDTVs before the end of 2010, and that 3D tech will also reach VAIO laptops, Blu-ray players, and PlayStation 3 games at some point too.

We played around with Sony's 3D tech at CES 2009, and while it was better than we expected based on past 3D experiences, we're still not fully convinced this will take on, but we'll see how it goes next year.

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external link Sony pimping 3D this year [CrunchGear]
external link Sony 3D Vaios, Bravias all coming 2010 [Gadgetell]
external link NEWS: Sony plans 3DTV by the end of 2010 [Pocket-lint.co.uk]

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