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Elixir XES 3D announces phase 1 of the world's first glasses free 3D TV advertising network, located at the Tropicana Resort and Casino in Atlantic City, NJ. Through the Elixir XES 3D proprietary technology brilliant images literally dance off the screen in front of the viewer - without the need for 3D glasses. Elixir XES 3D has partnered with Viaduct International for sales and distribution of this state-of-the-art, industry changing advertising opportunity. Elixir and Viaduct share the excitement of the Tropicana Resort and Casino in introducing the world's first deployment of their autostereoscopic 3DTV.

It's not quite a 500 year plan as Mitsubishi is supposed to have had, but Samsung's TV people have planned its range of Smart TVs out to 2014, with the company saying its well prepared to take on any forthcoming Apple TV challenge.

No, HTC is not rewriting the story of Adam and Evo, but instead, launching a glasses-free 3D Android-powered smartphone to compete with LG and the rest of the Google-lovin' smartphone world.

Australia's e-tail revolutionary, Ruslan Kogan, has just unveiled a new line of 3D TVs with 2D to 3D conversion and a new 3D Blu-ray player.

Samsung's new 'Smart TV' range for 2011 puts a ton of computing smarts into what was once just a basic flat panel, building in as standard what once took a separate PC or advanced set-top box, with even 3D models and glasses very nicely improving over last year's latest and greatest.

If you take 3D, HD and SD, you have three D's, but add in DVD and you have four, even five, which doesn't smoothly segue into the fact that Tron Legacy in 3D is coming to Foxtel on April 20.

Kogan has ripped retailers a new one claiming that when Apple decides to cut third party retailers such as JB HiFi out of the loop, a huge part of their business will simply evaporate.

Due 'early in the second quarter of 2011', LG's glasses-free Optimus 3D Android OS-powered smartphone will bring user-generated 3D videos to YouTube in a special deal between LG and Google.

Nintendo has taken to the third dimension to get the upper hand over Apple, Google and Sony, with Apple having had incredible success turning iOS into an iMazing gaming platform, Android quickly catching up and Sony soon to release a touch-enabled PSP2 - but with Nintendo the biggest player in 3D.

It's not just the Xbox 360 that can turn itself into a Foxtel FoXbox, but now Telstra's T-Box will perform the same trick too, from May, with Telstra now offering Foxtel via Foxtel's own iQHD, via Next G smartphones and via the T-Box too - what else is in Telstra's box of tricks?

Due to be officially launched in Australia tomorrow night, said to be at a price $100 more than the regular version, Nintendo 3DS will have you seeing deeply into the third dimension.

Smatterings of more 3D content are starting to appear on Australia's major metropolitan pay television service, Foxtel, from a 'Despicable' start that should start becoming a lot more 'spicable'!

Foxtel asks: 'Looking for something to watch on your 3D TV?'. It's an interesting question that both promises something worth watching, while highlighting the dearth of readily available 3D content, although this will be the 3D decade.

Panasonic goes in for the big gun of a free 3D Avatar Home Theater pack including 3D Blu-Ray system with one of four new eligible 3DTV models while Sony launches its first ever 3D projector capable of projecting to screens 150+ inches!

Sony is looking past its nose into the future of entertainment, and is seeing a 3D generation.  At E3 today the electronics giant unveiled release dates and pricing for the PlayStation Move motion controller as well as software push into the third dimension.  Sony also announced a premium, not free, version of the PlayStation Network.

Expect Sony to launch its 'lens to lens' 3D offering this coming July

Sony announced a video download service for the Australian market today in Sydney, but they also gave a select few (including myself) the chance to try out the new motion controller, and check out Sony's PS3 based 3D gaming.