It's been hyped since it was announced at E3 earlier this year… the PlayStation 3D Display. Is it worth the hype? And more importantly, is it worth your hard-earned dollars? Let's take a look. From ...

Best Buy is offering the PlayStation 3D 23.5-inch Display for $299.99. It includes a pair of 3D glasses, an HDMI cable, and a copy of MotorStorm Apocalypse. Best Buy is offering the PlayStation 3D ...

Sony wants gamers to play and experience 3D in a big way. To help with the cost and other barriers of entry, Sony is looking to provide what it hopes is an attractive package for gamers this Fall with ...

When I first heard about Sony's plans to release a 3D monitor especially for gamers, I shrugged. The company already makes lots of nice 3D televisions: slapping one with a PlayStation 3 logo seemed ...

Sony's bet a lot on 3D, but spending a couple grand on a new TV and hundrerds of dollars on glasses for an experience that hasn't quite caught on is a tough pill to swallow for most gamers. Enter Sony ...

While details of Sony's PlayStation Vita came as no surprise at the company's E3 press conference, the announcement of a PlayStation branded display raised a few eyebrows. At 24-inches, the full HD ...

After missing its originally slated release alongside Resistance 3, Sony has finally confirmed the release of the PlayStation 3D Display for November 13. The display, which made its debut at this year ...

Back at E3, the gaming world let out a collective groan when Sony announced they were making a special 3D TV for the PS3. However, that groan swiftly turned into a clamor of adoration once it was ...

I rarely review expensive video game peripherals, because doing so makes companies think I'm a tech critic, and then they mail me gear, unsolicited. Maybe receiving such free stuff sounds awesome to ...

In 2010, the console that “only does everything” added yet another feature to its already massive list of functionality – 3D gaming. Since then, Sony has done a fantastic job in implementing 3D into ...

In the realm of HDTVs conventional wisdom says that bigger is better – large screen sizes provide superior experiences and astronomical price tags are equated to quality. But in the case of the Sony ...