Sony launches its new Handycam HDR-TD20V Double Full HD 3D camcorder with a dual lens system to capture true Full HD 3D images. Equipped with dual lens system, which includes two of each key component – double Sony Wide Angle G Lenses with 10x optical zoom, double Exmor CMOS image sensors and double BIONZ image processor, the 3D Handycam captures true 3D images with full 1920×1080 resolution on both channel, delivering “a more immersive 3D experience”. It records Full HD 60p/24p videos and up to 20 Megapixel still images, and there is a dedicated button for users to switch between 3D and 2D recording on the fly.

Panasonic begins delivery of its AG-3DP1, a 3D integrated twin-lens P2 HD shoulder-mount camcorder. Equipped with two pairs of 2.2 Megapixel 1/3-type 3MOS image sensor mounted left and right, the camcorder delivers Full HD 3D images and the Ultra Luminance Technology (U.L.T.) enables these image sensors to attain high-sensitivity, high-quality images. It also sports a 20 bit Digital Signal Processor handles image rendering processes with exceptional precision.

Toshiba CAMILEO AIR10

At the CES 2012, Toshiba expands its CAMILEO line with the new CAMILEO AIR10 and CAMILEO CLIP Full HD camcorders. The former has WiFi connectivity for users to wirelessly upload videos and photos directly to their social network, while the latter enables users to conveniently film their adventures hands-free.

Vivitar releases the DVR 790HD 3D digital video recorder. Equipped with a 5.1 Megapixel image sensor, the camcorder has dual fixed focus lenses for 3D video and image capturing, and records video in 1280x720p resolution at 25fps. It also captures 5 Megapixel still images and features anti-shake, face detection.

Sony Bloggie 3D MHS-FS3

Sony announced the new Bloggie 3D MHS-FS3, the first Full HD 3D pocket camcorder. Equipped with dual 5.15 Megapixel Exmor CMOS Sensor and dual lenses, the MHS-FS3 can record HD 3D videos as well as 5 Megapixel still images and 2 Megapixel 3D still photos. It has a 2.4-inch 3D LCD display that lets you view 3D content without the need for 3D glasses.

Sony introduced at the CES 2011 the Handycam HDR-TD10, the world’s first Double Full HD 3D consumer camcorder. The HDR-TD10 features an integrated dual lens system, which includes two of each key component – double Sony G Lenses, double Exmor R back-illuminated CMOS image sensors, and double BIONZ image processors to record 1920×1080 Full HD 60p/24p video. The lenses offer 10x optical zoom in 3D mode.

JVC introduces at the CES 2011 the GS-TD1, the world’s first consumer camcorder to offer 3D recording in Full HD. It has two 3.32 Megapixel CMOS sensors and two 3D Twin HD GT lenses to capture 3D images much the same way that human eyes work. The camcorder is equipped with JVC’s new high-speed imaging engine that can simultaneously processe the two Full HD images – left and right images at 1920 x 1080i – within that single chip.

Following UK launch, ViewSonic releases its 3DV5 pocket 3D 720p HD camcorder in the US with a price tag of $179.99. The 3DV5 features two 5 Megapixel fixed focus cameras for capturing 3D still images as well as 3D 720p HD video as well as standard 2D videos.

ViewSonic launches in the UK the 3DV5 3D HD camcorder for anyone to record their own 3D images and videos. The 3DV5 features an one-touch recording function and is able to switch quickly …

DXG USA is launching its DXG-5D7V, a pocket 3D camcorder. The camcorder features 3D dual len technology and a 3.2-inch LCD display. Other than recording VGA 3D videos in H.264 AVI format, the DXG-5D7V also captures 5 Megapixel still images and 2G videos.