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No release date or complete description has been revealed for any of them, but there were four new 3D Blu-ray players showcased at CES this year (as well as a Sony BDV-HZ970W 3D Blu-ray Home Theater in a Box (HTIB) system). The Samsung BD-C3900, Sony BDP-S770 and Toshiba BDX3000 all wowed, but it was the Pasanonic DMP-BDT350 that knocked everybody's socks off. With dual HDMI outputs - there is worry about compatibility between the new HDMI 1.4 standard and most receivers (dual output would allow the player's audio and video to go to the receiver and HDTV, respectively) - this sleek little number, when hooked up to one of the new 3D HDTVs also announced at CES, theoretically would offer full 1080p resolution in full-blown 3D (you'll of course have to wear active shutter 3D glasses).

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Dave January 25, 2010

PS3 will do full 1080p 3D!

Steve Venuti of HDMI confirmed at CES that the PS3, even over its HDMI 1.3 interface, will provide full stereo 1080p for left and right eye. He noted that though the physical HDMI 1.3 chipset prevents some new HDMI 1.4 features from being possible via PS3 (ethernet and 2-way audio), the 3D spec can be fully supported as 1080p48 output which will work nicely over HDMI 1.3.

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