3D related domain names?

[Vijaya]

Thanks

Thre are not any sales... I can not see 3dtv.co.uk 3dfernseher.de and more....

 

[JohnnyV]

Future Brandable:

 

[bgmv]

Managed to reg 3D-Animation dot com today..

dont know if this was posted or not but here is how Roger Ebert feels about 3-D movies:
http://www.newsweek.com/2010/04/30/why-i-hate-3-d-and-you-should-too.html

 

[Vijaya]

3D movie playback debuts on PS3 today

The latest PS3 update will deliver full 3D functionality to every PlayStation 3 - all you need now is a TV to match! And to really like 3D...

Update 3.50 for the PlayStation 3 goes live today, and with it comes full 3D movie functionality for the Sony-built console.

 

[Vijaya]

Electronics giant Samsung has announced sales of over 500,000 3D TV units in the second quarter of this year. The bumper 3D figure accompanies a year-on-year rise of 43 per cent in flat-screen TV sales, which topped out at 9.02 million for the quarter. The company has declared a quarterly revenue of 32bn USD (118bn Dhr), a 17 per cent year-on-year increase, while net income was 4.2bn USD

And Sony, Philips, LG .... ?

 

[JohnnyV]

Electronics giant Samsung has announced sales of over 500,000 3D TV units in the second quarter of this year. The bumper 3D figure accompanies a year-on-year rise of 43 per cent in flat-screen TV sales, which topped out at 9.02 million for the quarter. The company has declared a quarterly revenue of 32bn USD (118bn Dhr), a 17 per cent year-on-year increase, while net income was 4.2bn USD

And Sony, Philips, LG .... ?

Hey Vjaya.. thanks for the news ...
... it would be greatly appreciated if you (and everybody else) could also leave the source link when referencing a story or update.

Thanks

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Everybody here should appreciate this...
... this is getting closer to what i have envisioned for a "3-D Web" and 3d websites ... conceptually, alone, this is great to see... as a 3d domainer and an overall fan of the web:

"Everyscape Taking A Social Approach To Building The ‘3-D Web’"
http://searchengineland.com/everyscape-taking-a-social-approach-to-building-the-3-d-web-11737

"Everyscape: Google StreetView Meets Micosoft Photosynth Meets Yahoo’s Flickr"
http://searchengineland.com/everysc...micosoft-photosynth-meets-yahoos-flickr-11461

and here's a DEMO:
(you might just want to jump straight to the demo)
http://www.everyscape.com/

Now ...
... just IMAGINE the potential!!!


Enjoy all!!

 

[gilescoley]

Sneaky Virgin, they have been very quiet on the 3D front and suddenly....

Virgin Media has announced that it has well and truly jumped on the 3D bandwagon, with the launch of 3D Movies On Demand.
This marks the first time you will be able to get a 3D broadcast to your home through cable and not satellite.
The service will be powered by FilmFlex and is said to have "a diverse range of content" available.
To receive 3D Movies On Demand, you will have to have a 3D ready Virgin Media box – which is either the V HD or V+ HD variety.
Another dimension
The price of a 3D movie from Virgin Media will be £5.99, with Street Dance 3D being the first movie available.
Other movies lined up include Garfield's Pet Force 3D (October), Disney's A Christmas Carol 3D (November), Step Up 3D (December) and Despicable Me 3D (early 2011).
To go alongside the 3D service, Virgin Media has also announced a partnership with Samsung, with Samsung 3D TVs featuring in Virgin Media stores.
This is similar to LG's link-up with Sky to show 3D content in pubs.
The timing of this on-demand service couldn't be better for Virgin as it takes some of the shine off of Sky's impending official launch of its 3D channel this weekend - 1 October.
Sky is tying its 3D channel in with the start of the Ryder Cup, which it will be showing in 3D.
For more details on Virgin Media On Demand and the 3D service which launches today, visit www.virginmedia.com/ondemand.

 

[Vijaya]

The price of a 3D movie from Virgin Media will be £5.99, with Street Dance 3D being the first movie available.
....

Thanks Gliscoly

"3D movies will be available for rental from the box office, which will last for 24 hours".
That´s not cheap.

Regards
Vijaya
3dmovierental.com

 

[gilescoley]

Vijaya, I see you sold 3DMovie.com...is that right?

Just had these names accepted to the Miami TRAFFIC auction (Latonas)

3DGaming.co
3DMovie.net
3DComputer.net
3DRecorder.com
3DRecorders.com

Fingers crossed!!!

 

[TheLegendaryJP]

Good luck Giules, pullin for ya.

Any disclosure on 3dmovie.com sale?

 

[gilescoley]

Thanks JP, I have set the reserves quite high, so we'll see what happens?

 

[JohnnyV]

Vijaya, I see you sold 3DMovie.com...is that right?

Just had these names accepted to the Miami TRAFFIC auction (Latonas)

3DGaming.co
3DMovie.net
3DComputer.net
3DRecorder.com
3DRecorders.com

Fingers crossed!!!

Good Luck with these Giles.

Looking at past auctions from TRAFFIC and i see that "3dPuzzles.com" sold for $1,250 in 2009


.. just sayin'
.
.

 

[gilescoley]

Some more 3D news...

PHONES AND other mobile products will be able to display images in 3D as early as the first half of next year following the launch of a new computer chip by Irish firm Movidius.
The Myriad 3D, which does not require the use of special glasses to view 3D video, was launched at an event in Japan yesterday.
Movidius says the Myriad 3D platform, which is a combination of silicon and software, can also capture images to display in 3D as well as convert standard 2D content for 3D viewing.
Devices running the chip will have two cameras with the software able to compensate for their positioning so they can be played back at the correct off-set to create a 3D effect.
The company already has “customers committed” who are designing the platform into products that will be available in the first half of 2011, according to chief executive Sean Mitchell.
The technology will probably appear in consumer devices, such as personal video players, he says, as the design of mobile phones takes longer.
The Myriad 3D is based on the auto-stereoscopic 3D methodology, which does not require glasses but displays in 3D when the display is held directly in front of the user at a relatively close range. A slightly different image is displayed to the left and right eye.
Mitchell says Myriad 3D uses a multi-core architecture which is extremely power efficient as different parts of the chip can be switched off when not in use.
In a technology demonstration for The Irish Times, using a pre-production unit, Movidius executives recorded video footage and played it back straight away in 3D. They were also able to demonstrate 2D video being displayed in 3D and toggling between both modes.
Acknowledging the slow take- up of 3D televisions – largely due to the cost of buying a new set and the need to wear expensive glasses – Mitchell says 3D on personal devices does not face the same hurdles.
“Mobile uptake will be much faster because the replacement cycle for phones is much faster,” Mitchell adds. “The TV manufactururers are actually keen to drive 3D mobile to encourage the eco-system and take-up of TVs.”
Movidius says its system will be capable of showing 3D TV content but it will be adapted in real time to make it display appropriately on the smaller screen.
The Myriad 3D will become the name for a family of 3D chips with the first to market the MA1133.
Movidius previously released the MA1100, which enabled real-time video editing on smartphones, and the MA1101, a version of the same product for phones running Google’s Android operating system.
Despite the imminent launch of Sky’s 3D channel in Ireland, the consumer electronics industry is now focusing on mobile possibilities for 3D.
Sharp showed off a 3D mobile phone at the IFA consumer electronics show in Berlin last month, while earlier this week Nintendo confirmed it would launch a 3D- capable version of its DS handheld game console in Japan and the US early next year.
Movidius employs about 60 staff with offices in Ireland, Romania and Hong Kong. It has been backed by venture capital with Celtic House Venture Partners, Capital E, Emertec Gestion, AIB Seed Capital Fund and unnamed angel investors, all contributing to a €6 million second round of funding

 

[Vijaya]

Vijaya, I see you sold 3DMovie.com...is that right?

Just had these names accepted to the Miami TRAFFIC auction (Latonas)

3DGaming.co
3DMovie.net
3DComputer.net
3DRecorder.com
3DRecorders.com

Fingers crossed!!!

No - Where did you see that sale?

 

[gilescoley]

I think on namepros maybe, someone mentioned they saw the sale on Sedo

Maybe they typed it wrong??

I thought it was a bit weird?

Just saw it on the digitalpoint 3D thread?

 

[JohnnyV]

I think on namepros maybe, someone mentioned they saw the sale on Sedo

Maybe they typed it wrong??

I thought it was a bit weird?

Just saw it on the digitalpoint 3D thread?

This is being reported on who.is also :

http://www.domaintools.com/domain-sales-history/?q=3d


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in other news...

If you can believe, i caught a 3d drop today that i will actually use for myself and attempt to build a business of my own around:

• 3dCakes.net

My girl makes those crazy cakes like you see on ace of cakes and all those cool cake shows... multi layered, and conceptual cakes... they're a whole lotta fun to see (i can't stand the taste of fondant, but they LOOK great)

This should be a fun site to develop 'eventually'
.. and i LOVE the name to build around

pretty cool, huh?

 

[Vijaya]

This is being reported on who.is also :

http://www.domaintools.com/domain-sales-history/?q=3d

No I have not sold the domain.

 

[DomainSpell]

I have 3d.com.cn

 

[silentg]

You guys should check out the sales ad at 3D(.)com to sell the domain. It used to be a parked page until recently.

 

[MarkG3636]

Panasonic Displays Concept of Future Internet TV


http://techon.nikkeibp.co.jp/english/NEWS_EN/20101007/186321/