The next logical evolution in Blu-ray players would be the inclusion of the 3D Blu-ray standard, and Samsung wants to be first off the blocks with the BD-C6900 3D Blu-ray player, retailing for $400. Of course, to ensure maximum compatibility and enjoyment out of that device, you would do well to pair it up with Samsung’s own range of 3D HDTVs – their word, not ours. No notion on a release term yet, but it is comforting to know that 3D in High Definition is within grasp of the average Joe.

Update: It seems that that was an obvious glitch, with the BD-C6900 taken off Amazon’s site. Let us hope that they were serious about the price when it resurfaces in the future though.

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The next logical evolution in Blu-ray players would be the inclusion of the 3D Blu-ray standard, and Samsung wants to be first off the blocks with the BD-C6900 3D Blu-ray player, retailing for $400. Of course, to ensure maximum compatibility and enjoyment out of that device, you would do well to pair it up with Samsung’s own range of 3D HDTVs – their word, not ours. No concept on a release period yet, but it is comforting to know that 3D in High Definition is within grasp of the average Joe.

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Sharkoon of Germany’s SATA hard drive station boasts USB 3.0 connectivity, where the Sharkoon SATA Quickport USB 3.0 aims to ease the passage of cloning, migration and forensic drive analysis in a speedier manner. After all, USB 2.0 drive stations are all the rage these days where such functions are concerned, so seeing USB 3.0 hit the scene is exciting news indeed – who doesn’t want a ten-fold increase in performance anyways? Both 2.5″ and 3.5″ drives are supported for maximum compatibility. Expect the Sharkoon SATA Quickport USB 3.0 to hit the market for approximately $73.

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