So, nowadays practically everything is going 3-D, including the real world! Ok, poor jokes aside, the serious issue is that we hate ugly 3-D glasses and until the day of
3D Television, meet your nemesis; The University of Arizona’s Professor Nasser Peyghambarian. Why? Because he is hard at work making moving holograms a reality and, honestly, he’s pretty close. So
For all the 3-D buffs, here is the good news. James Cameron has just announced that he will start working on scripts for two ‘Avatar’ sequels by early next year.
One of the main thorns in the side of 3D TV is the expensive and uncomfortable glasses needed to watch it. Since 3D TV started getting big we’ve heard ‘no
Whether you like Star Wars or not George Lucas is making sure it’s here to stay. First, rather predictably it was announced that the franchise was to hit Blu-Ray and
3D mania is not showing any signs of abatement. The latest makeover is being given to Star Wars series. The idea is quite radical given the fact that the series is
Virgin Media has announced today the launch of a 3D-TV service to their customers, getting ahead of the game against Sky who are expected to release their own version in
Sony has announced that they will be giving the PS3 the update many have been anticipating, with 3D Blu-ray coming from 21 September. This performance boost will be released to
