THREEE DEEE. Sorry, just had to get that out of our system. We just played with Panasonic’s HDC-SDT750 THREEE DEEE, er, 3D camcorder, and it certainly works as billed

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Panasonic HDC-SDT750 3D camcorder preview

THREEE DEEE. Sorry, just had to get that out of our system.

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Panasonic HDC-SDT750 3D camcorder preview

We’re not sure why, but Panasonic loves to trot out human exhibits whenever it wants to promote new additions to its camera line. Here’s what they used at IFA 2010 in Berlin. Unfortunately, we’re too freaked-out to remember anything about the camera

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An IFA 2010 moment of Zen

Paul Miller not included.

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Drift into a peaceful slumber with Panasonic’s self-rocking Relax Chair Yasumi

And here it is, Panasonic’s prototype G-series micro-four-thirds shooter with new interchangeable 3D lens .

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Panasonic’s prototype Micro Four Thirds 3D lens and body arrive in Berlin

Panasonic’s DMC-FZ35 (aka the FZ38 in some regions) was highly regarded in its time — which was all of a year ago. The superzoomer won shootouts along with the hearts of many, but now it’s being retired in favor of a new camera, the DMC-FZ45 (aka the FZ40). This one moves up to a 14 megapixel CCD sensor but, according to PhotographyBlog ’s review, doesn’t suffer the resulting decrease in image quality you might expect.

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Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ45 reviewed, bests the FZ35 but falls short of the FZ100

It’s been a good, long while since we visited the upper rungs of Shure’s in-ear monitor lineup (about four years , to be exact), and for good reason: the E500 / SE530 was already a stellar product that the company was understandably in no rush to replace.

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Shure SE535 review

It must be getting pretty difficult at this point for Panasonic to come up with new ways to show just how tough its Toughbook line of devices are, but it looks like the company’s still got a few surprises in it, as evidenced by a new video that pits its Toughbook CF-U1 handheld against a Rammer. As you can probably guess, the Toughbook pictured above manages to pass the test easily, but there’s also another surprise in store at the end — head on past the break to see for yourself

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Panasonic proves its Toughbook U1 is Rammer-resistant

The BDXL format offers 100GB on a single-sided disc, and while that sounds great for archiving content, we’re a little leery about Hollywood adopting it to stuff even more deleted scenes on our discs. Why?

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Panasonic launches six new BDXL-compatible DVRs, the media you’ll need to feed them

It all started with Micro Four Thirds , but now just about everyone is jonesing to play along in the mirrorless camera game. The crew over at Serious Compacts managed to get ahold of quite a few contenders (Samsung’s NX10 , Sony’s NEX5 , Olympus’ E-P2 and E-PL1 , and Panasonic’s GF1 , GF2 and GH1 ), and rather than taking ‘em apart one by one, they’ve decided to size ‘em up in a fantastic size comparison piece. From lenses to bodies, all six cameras are shown from various angles, and even if you’ve convinced yourself to not be in the market for one of these bad boys, the eye candy alone is worth a peek

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Mirrorless camera shootout: DSLR alternatives get sized up and ISO-examined