3DTV

The HP 2311gt 3D 23-inch LED backlit monitor turns any PC into a 3D gaming and movie center.

3DTV is finally becoming affordable for families, with glasses prices dropping on active 3DTVs and passive 3D sets hitting the market.

There may be no better time to buy a TV. Retailers are eager to clear out their inventories of 2010 models, so there are huge discounts available.

From the $250 Sony 3D Bloggie to the $2,000 JVC GS-TD1 there's a 3D camcorder for anyone who wants to paint family members blue and create their own Avatar.

After only a year of launching active 3D technology, manufacturers are coming out with passive 3D sets with glasses that are much cheaper and lighter.

Panasonic’s Lumix DMC-GH2 digital SLR is a sophisticated camera that's easier to use than many point-and-shoots. And if that weren't enough, you can get a 3D lens for it, too.

3D video comes from a variety of sources—Blu-ray, cable, satellite, video game consoles, even converted by your TV from 2D to 3D. Find out how to get the best quality.

Sony's new digital cameras, the Cyber-shot TX9 and WX5, put the ability to shoot 3D still-images in your pocket–an exciting and more personal reason to take another look at 3D.

Tired, pregnant, getting on in years, had a beer? According to Samsung’s 3DTV warning, “Photosensitive Seizure Warning and Other Health Risks,” you may be at risk if exposed to 3DTV.

If you plan to purchase a 3DTV, follow this advice to make sure you get the rich, vibrant, immersive experience you're looking for.