Sony Launches Double Full HD 3D Camcorder : CES 2011

Sony has introduced yet another remarkable product at the event, in the form of the all new Sony HDR-TD10 3D Camcorder, that has been designed to capture video in double full HD. 


3D in Double Full HD, 3D viewing directly on 3.5" LCD—no need for 3D glasses, Full HD 2D playback from 3D recordings, 1920x1080 Full HD 60p/24p recording, 10x optical zoom in 3D



The HDR-TD10 has been given the advantage of dual lens system, where in Sony has put in two pieces of each of the required components, such as two Sony G lenses, two ‘Exmor R’ CMOS sensors and two ‘BIONZ’ image processors. The TD10 is capable of playing Full HD 3D videos on compatible 3D HDTVs and this incredible camcorder can even record dual full HD video streams at 1920 x 1080 resolution. For those consumers, who don’t own a 3D HDTV, Sony has made it easier for them, as the TD10 can easily playback 3D content in full HD 2D on conventional TVs and displays. The TD10 also some comes with some very impressive features, such as the likes of 10x optical zoom with Optical SteadyShot, iAUTO and Tracking Focus, and features 64GB of flash storage space.

The incredible Sony HDR-TD10 Camcorder will be available for purchase from the month of April this year and will be carrying a price tag of $1,500.

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Goldman Sachs Invest $50 Billion on Facebook along with Digital Sky Technologies...

Is Facebook worth that money?

Facebook has raised $500 Million from Goldman Sachs and an Russian Internet investment group Digital Sky Technologies in a deal valuing the social networking site at $50 Billion, the New York times reported citing people involved in the transaction.
This deal has made Facebook worth more than companies like Yahoo, eBay and Time Warner.

Representatives for Facebook, Goldman and Digital Sky Technologies all declined to comment.Facebook's competition with search giant Google has intensified more with this deal. Now why a financial giant like Goldman Sachs would invest so much in a social networking company is yet to be uncovered. But not for long. The pressure on Facebook will soon make them roll out their future plans..