Japan's electronics giant Toshiba unveils the prototype model of a 3D television set 'Cell Regza', which has a Cell processor, developed by Toshiba, Sony and IBM for image processing, at a press preview in Chiba, suburban Tokyo on October 5, 2009. The 3D Cell Regza can play not only 3D movies but can virtually process conventional 2D images into lifelike 3D images. Getty Images logo Getty Images 1 month ago

Japan's electronics giant Toshiba unveils the prototype model of a 3D television set 'Cell Regza', which has a Cell processor, developed by Toshiba, Sony and IBM for image processing, at a press preview in Chiba, suburban Tokyo on October 5, 2009. The 3D Cell Regza can play not only 3D movies but can virtually process conventional 2D images into lifelike 3D images.

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  2. The sign at the IBM facility near Boulder, Colorado September 8, 2009. International Business Machines Corp. repeated that it expects to earn "at least" $9.70 a share this year.
  3. The sign at the IBM facility near Boulder, Colorado September 8, 2009. International Business Machines Corp. repeated that it expects to earn "at least" $9.70 a share this year.
  4. The sign at the IBM facility near Boulder, Colorado is seen with the Boulder Flatiron mountains in the background, September 8, 2009. International Business Machines Corp. repeated that it expects to earn "at least" $9.70 a share this year.
  5. In this photo taken by Feature Photo Service: DC Water and Sewer Authority Chief Information Officer Mujib Lodhia speaks about "smarter water" projects with IBM at the Smarter Cities Forum at the University of Maryland's Baltimore County Campus.
  6. In this photo taken by Feature Photo Service: UMBC President Freeman Hrabowski at IBM's Smarter Cities Forum at the University of Maryland's Baltimore County Campus.
  7. In this video game image released by Sony, explorer Nathan Drake battles through the jungles of Borneo in a scene from, "Uncharted 2: Among Thieves."
  8. In this video game image released by Sony, adventurer Nathan Drake searches for a legendary lost city in a scene from "Uncharted 2: Among Thieves."
  9. Models pose in front of Sony Corp.'s 3D TV system during the country's biggest consumer electronics sow in Chiba, near Tokyo, Japan, Wednesday, Oct. 7, 2009. Japan's big-name electronic manufacturers are readying flat-screen TVs that can show high-definition movies and video games in 3-D to launch next year.
  10. A model demonstrates Sony Corp.'s video game in 3D during the country's biggest consumer electronics sow in Chiba, near Tokyo, Japan, Wednesday, Oct. 7, 2009. Japan's big-name electronic manufacturers are readying flat-screen TVs that can show high-definition movies and video games in 3-D to launch next year.
  11. A model displays Sony's 3D television set at the Ceatec exhibition, Asia's largest electronics trade show in Chiba, suburban Tokyo on October 6, 2009. Sony is expecting to put it on the market next year.
  12. A model displays Sony's 3D television set at the Ceatec exhibition, Asia's largest electronics trade show in Chiba, suburban Tokyo on October 6, 2009. Sony is expecting to put it on the market next year.
  13. Toshiba's laptop is displayed at an electronic shop in Tokyo October 30, 2009. Toshiba Corp, Japan's biggest chipmaker, said its semiconductor operations sprang back to a quarterly profit on cost cuts and more stable prices, and it said it aimed to lift its annual outlook.
  14. A man walks past an advertisement board of Toshiba at an electronic shop in Tokyo October 30, 2009. Toshiba Corp, Japan's biggest chipmaker, said its semiconductor operations sprang back to a quarterly profit on cost cuts and more stable prices, and it said it aimed to lift its annual outlook.
  15. Japanese electronics giant Toshiba employee displays the handheld electronic gadget, a direct methanol fuel cell (DMFC) battery 'Dynario' for the external power source for digital products such as a mobile phone or iPod at the company's headquarters in Tokyo on October 26, 2009. Toshiba will start selling Dynario from October 29 through the company's direct-order website.
  16. Japanese electronics giant Toshiba employee displays the handheld electronic gadget, a direct methanol fuel cell (DMFC) battery 'Dynario' for the external power source for digital products such as a smart phone (L) at the company's headquarters in Tokyo on October 26, 2009. Toshiba will start selling Dynario from October 29 through the company's direct-order website.

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