Is Sony's weird Personal 3D Viewer the future of home entertainment? We go hands-on to find out in this video. Luke Westaway Senior editor Luke Westaway is a senior editor at CNET and writer/ ...

Equipped with two newly-developed 0.7-inch (diagonal) Ultra-Small High Definition Color OLED Panels, the Personal 3D Viewer leverages Sony's expertise in both OLED display and semiconductor drive ...

Sony introduced a new personal 3D viewer that is designed to offer users an "immersive 3D/HD viewing experience." The new HMZ-T1 features two 0.7-inch Ultra-Small High Definition Color OLED Panels.

Sony's Personal 3D Viewer, model HMZ-T1, a slick device that looks similar to a catcher's mitt with a plastic visor, is designed to give viewers a big theater experience at their home. At $800, the ...

Unlike the Oculus Rift, which is designed primarily for gaming, the HMZ-T3W is built for multiple purposes. Priced at £1,300, it features twin OLED HD screens, virtual 7.1 channel surround sound and ...

Over at TIME.com, I reviewed Sony’s Personal 3D Viewer, which lets you strap two tiny OLED screens to your head for 3D movie watching and game playing. It’s an unusual gizmo, and at $800, it isn’t ...

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— -- Technology companies are incorporating 3D technology into an ever-expanding array of devices, including camcorders, television sets and home cinemas. But the glasses still look nerdy and ...

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The Sony Personal 3D Viewer's aim is to become the new must-have gadget for the ultimate immersive movie and gaming experience. The world's first 3D-compatible Head Mounted Display with high ...