Per Vitaliy's CES photo above, I must have been at the wrong part of CES :) Oh well.

In the International Pavilion I saw a tiny 3D camera modules that can be (optionally) attached to a smart phone. It sends (or will in a month) 1080p video over Wi-Fi to an app on the smart phone, where the incoming video stream can be recorded/stored on the phone. This effectively turns any smart phone (iPhone or Android) into a 3D camera. Price will be less than $120. I should be able to post some photos later.

I see this as yet another way of trying to add new photo (or video) capability to smart phones. All the camera companies are trying to respond to the use of smart phones for photo taking and adding features like Wi-Fi and smart phone apps to provide an improved photo camera yet still leveraging the phone.

Here's the new Nikon, Android-based camera.

• http://www.digitaltrends.com/ces-videos/minds-blown-dts-headphone-x-redefines-virtual-surround-sound-for-headphones/
• http://www.highdefdigest.com/blog/dts-tour-2012/

@edwardm Thanks for your coverage - it is much appreciated. Look forward to the video clips.

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