SONY @ CES 2011

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We checked out the latest 3D tech from Sony at this year's Consumer Electronic Show held at the Las Vegas Convention Center.

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Leafblower16 January 2011

Well, 3-D certainly seems to be here to stay - I just hope it's not superceded in a few months' time by the holographic TV's we've been promised for almost as long as we were 3-D, just as 3-D superceded HD before most people had a (real) chance to afford it (not to mention LCD/Plasma, LED, OLED, etc., etc., etc.)... Honestly, it seems more and more that if you're not an 'Early Adopter' (whether for common-sense, financial or a combination of those reasons), then you're going going to end up just skipping whole rafts of technologies. On a lighter note, the Cybershot's 'Multi-Angle' feature reminds me of the old 3-D 'bookmarks' and postcards, etc. that had 2 pictures printed on a sheet of raised triangles (I think), so you could angle them to see one or the other (or, often, some combination of both) - now, if sony could only replicate the feel when you dragged your nail across them... ;)

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