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One solution to the 3D content gap is user-generated media, and software-developer Roxio has helped the cause by adding 3D capability to their latest all-in-one home editing suite - Creator 2011 and Creator Pro 2011.

With the software, users can apparently create, edit, and share 3D photos and video, as well as convert regular 2D images and movies into 3D creations in a process that is garnering plenty of attention of the wrong kind in movie forums, but it is designed here for a much smaller scale of production.

After promising a 3D-enabled smartphone by the end of the year earlier this month, Sharp have continued their big 2010 finish with the announcement of an e-reader that is said to have a promising 3D future as well.

The company's president, Mikio Katayama is not hiding the high ambitions of the company, saying the reader will "rival the iPad." 

Not to be left out of the 3D camera race, Sony have unveiled some further models that, while only housing a single lens, can create a 3D effect.

The new models, the a560 and a580 DSLRs, are able to simulate a 3D effect thanks to the processor on board - the technology that we saw offered on the TX9 and WX5 models.

Japanese electronics giant Toshiba has boldly announced they will release the world's first 3D television that doesn't require the watcher to wear special glasses later this year, a report said on Tuesday.

A major hurdle in 3D TV sales has been cited as the need to wear the special 3D glasses, either polarized or active shutter, and manufacturers have been desperately seeking technology to do away with them without losing the stereoscopic 3D effect.