Can’t afford to catch the World Cup in South Africa that year? Well, whether you can’t, you can always settle for the next best, which is watching the World Cup matches in 3D. DIRECTV has announced that it will be launching four channels committed to 3D composition, which are ESPN 3D, a 3D-only channel called N3D, a 3D pay-per-view channel, and 3D DIRECTV on Demand. DIRECTV will supply 25 World Cup matches in 3D, while ESPN will be providing 85 live sports events in 3D from June 11th. Apparently N3D will be the channel that gets substance from Fox, NBC, MTV, CBS, HDNet and Turner Broadcasting. Are you looking forward to viewing 3D TV channels in your home?

Press release.

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With netbooks becoming more and more popular, you’ll probably be hard pressed to manufacture yours stand out amongst what your friends have. That’s probably what Dell is aiming to solve when its limited edition netbook design by Deanne Cheuk. In case you’re wondering, Deanne Cheuk has previously commissioned work for companies like Nike, Swatch, Target, MTV, American Express and the Net York Times. There will be a total of 5250 units of that laptop available, and each of them will be individually numbered. It’s a Best Buy exclusive, so we certainly don’t have to tell you where you can pick up one of these for $379.

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