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• 30 June 2011

• News: The best gadgets of June 2011

  It's been no surprise to see plenty of outdoor and holiday gadgets filling our new products blog this month, but June also saw the unveiling of a number of decidedly cool and innovative tech products. Among them were both the BlackBerry and HP tablets we've been wanting to get our hands on for months, while Samsung and Sony both brought out intriguing ultraportable laptops. But if we're honest, our favourite gadget launch this month was a fantastically quirky camera. Here’s our summary of the gadgets of note for June 2011.

• 27 June 2011

• Video: Gadget makers show off consumer mobile, 3D and gaming devices

  At multiple consumer electronics shows in New York this week, gadget makers were showing off the latest in mobile, 3D and gaming devices, and expressing their confidence in the consumer electronics industry.

• 16 May 2011

• News: Samsung launches free 3DTV service

  Samsung is giving owners of its 3DTVs access to 3D footage for free.

• 12 May 2011

• News: 3DS eShop Update Delayed

  A short and to-the-point statement on Nintendo's website has revealed that the next 3DS update, which adds the long-awaited eShop feature, has been delayed.

• 06 May 2011

• News: Pre-Order Zelda 3DS from Greece

  Nintendo Greece has announced the pre-order bonuses for The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D -- and they're pretty sweet.

• 05 May 2011

• Video: Intel 3D transistor promises processing speed boosts

  The new chip technology, called tri-gate transistors, replaces flat, two-dimensional streams of transistors with a 3D structure.

• News: Intel to use 3D transistors in chip production

  Intel is to start use 3D transistors in its chip manufacturing process, which could potentially make PCs, smartphones and tablets faster and more power-efficient.

• 02 May 2011

• News: Bit.Trip Saga Coming to Nintendo 3DS

  The six Bit.Trip games are headed to the Nintendo 3DS is one package, with a new level of 3D depth added to their pixelated graphics and distinctive chiptune music.

• 21 April 2011

• News: Sony delays launch of 3D camcorder due to parts shortage

  Sony is delaying the launch of its 3D Handycam video camera by roughly a month due to difficulty securing parts following the March 11 earthquake in Japan.

• 13 April 2011

• News: NAB 2011: NewTek adds stereo 3D support to LightWave 10.1

  NewTek is showcasing LightWave 10.1, the latest version of 3D software, at NAB 2011 in Las Vegas. LightWave 10.1 has new tools including off-axis stereoscopic camera rigs, an improved Viewport Preview Renderer (VPR), more powerful import and export capabilities with FBX, MDD, and integrated Autodesk Geometry Cache support and a new Skin material node.

• News: Sony shows off all-in-one PC, 3D laptops

  Here's details of what Sony is showing at this week's Gadget Show Live in Birmingham.

• 12 April 2011

• News: NAB 2011: JVC Pro launches first stereo 3D camcorder

  JVC Professional has introduced its first 3D ProHD camcorder, the GY-HMZ1, at the NAB 2011 trade show in Las Vegas.

• News: NAB: Vegas Pro supports stereo 3D, AMD graphics acceleration

  Sony Creative Software has launched Vegas Pro 10.0d at the NAB 2011 trade show in Las Vegas.

• 23 March 2011

• News: LG's 3D-enabled G-Slate tablet priced from $529

  The LG Electronics G-Slate tablet will be available from T-Mobile for "as low as" $529 with a two-year contract, the carrier said Tuesday.

• 14 February 2011

• News: YouTube partners with LG on mobile 3D videos

  YouTube is working with LG Electronics to make it easier for users to capture 3D images and video on mobile devices and upload directly to the Internet with LG's new Optimus 3D smartphone.

• 02 February 2011

• News: LG to show glasses-free 3D smartphone

  LG will unveil the glasses-free LG Optimus 3D smartphone Feb. 14 at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.

• 24 January 2011

• News: nVidia Tegra 2 3D processor details leaked

  nVidia is set to release a 3D processor for use in mobile gadgets featuring a 3D screen, according to reports.

• 19 January 2011

• News: Nintendo 3DS Available March 27 for £229

  Nintendo's 3DS glasses-free 3D games handheld will launch on March 27 in the U.S. and sell for $250, the company revealed at a press event in New York this morning. You'll be able to buy one in "cobalt blue" or "cosmo black," and unlike prior DS handhelds which employed a fixed stylus, the 3DS will include one that telescopes.

• 17 January 2011

• News: Poll: 30 percent already own 3D TV

  A survey of 1,541 visitors to PC Advisor's website has found that an astonishing 31.1 percent say they've already bought a 3D TV.

• 13 January 2011

• News: Video highlights from CES 2011: Tablet PCs, 3D TVs and celebrities

  CES 2011 in Las Vegas has just finished in a flurry of 3D TVs, Tablet PCs and celebrity endorsements. Here we bring you video highlights of the best of this year's Consumer Electronics Show.

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