In a strong downward pricing move, Samsung has announced that all of its 2011 3D TVs will include two pairs of the company's active 3D glasses, and had slashed the price of additional pairs as well.

We just got back from Samsung’s spring 2011 product lineup event, where we had a chance to check out a host of the company’s new … ...

Samsung isn't the only company coming out with 3D monitors. Acer showed off its SpatialLabs 3D technology at last year's Computex, while Lenovo has its ThinkVision 27 3D Glasses-free monitor.

Samsung's glasses-free 4K 3D monitor concept has been turned into a gaming display you can actually buy. Story by Jeremy Laird • 2mo. W e had a quick hands on with an early concept version at at ...

But a 3D TV revolution might be in the cards, and it all starts with Samsung's new 3D gaming monitor. You may like I just tested the Samsung Odyssey 3D — and this glasses-free 3D monitor falls flat ...

Samsung is showing some impressive gaming monitors at this year’s Gamescom trade show in Germany. There are new OLEDs in 34-inch and 49-inch models, and the big one is coming in a flavor that ...

3D gaming and TVs are nothing new, but they usually require glasses and aren't practical for 2D work. Samsung 's new 2D/3D display panel changes that and provides the best glasses-free 3D gaming I ...

Gaming Monitors Samsung OLED TVs are finally getting Nvidia G-Sync support, should you ever want to hook your rig up to a 60+ inch screen . ... Glasses-free 3D has never really worked for me, ...

However, Samsung's new monitor is creating renewed interest in the technology, as it seemingly works much better than the older glasses-free 3D devices. Called the Samsung 2D/3D gaming monitor, it ...

Samsung Odyssey 3D hands-on preview: Glasses-free 3D is actually getting better; 3D TVs could be about to make a big comeback — here's how; I just tested the Samsung Odyssey 3D — and this ...

Is the incoming Odyssey 3D display good enough to justify spending $2,000? I'm intrigued by Samsung's valiant effort, but I'm not completely sold. Here's why. I’m an Analyst and ISF-certified TV ...

3D is one of those features which – while undeniably cool – seems to bubble to the surface every once in a while, then sink down again just as quickly. I blame having to wear those special glasses.