LG, Microsoft Team Up to Market 3D TVs & Games
It looks like Microsoft has teamed up with LG to market 3D televisions alongside 3D games for the Xbox 360.
Engadget cites a translated Korean press release that seems to suggest that Microsoft and LG have struck up an agreement in which customers purchasing LG's 55/47LX9500 tellies will receive a bundle of 3D-capable games for the Xbox 360.
"Microsoft Korea is a worldwide leader in the consumer electronics sector," said Alan Bowman, Vice President of Microsoft's Asia Pacific Division, adding that the agreement provides a meaningful opportunity to improve the company and its ability to entertain customers. Bowman said the agreement 'plans to spread across the region.'
Neither Bowman (pictured above with an LG exec) nor the press release drop any hints as to whether or not we'll see new hardware but according to Engadget, the two companies will start selling the 3D bundles at the end of June.

What If I don't have a Xbox 360?
Well, I guess thats what Ebay is for.
Yeah funny guy.. Except it can (Crysis 2 is in development for BOTH powerful consoles)
it made me laugh xD
That's something I'd consider.
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The Xbox and PS3 are both capable of 1080p. That's just the resolution and has less to do with actual visuals shown on the screen. I've shown people a 720p game beside 1080p game and the 720p game looks overall better. Fewer pixels to render provides more horsepower to render other visuals that enhance the game experience while still having smooth game play.
3D will likely push the console makers towards the next generation sooner than their 10 year expected life cycle but nobody has been talking about those next consoles yet. They still want to milk the current cow a while longer before new investment. New hardware won't be needed to enable 3D gaming but it's the same situation as pushing 1080p on underpowered hardware. It just won't look as good as it should.
Nowadays we finally have the GPU horsepower required to fully render two separate in-sync frames at high resolutions at the same time. And we finally have the display tech capable of displaying those two frames on top of each other on the same screen. Also game companies are now aware to make their games naively compatible with stereoscopic displays. The GFX driver doesn't have to do hand-waving magic to render two screens. This makes for more consistent game-play and less graphics glitch's. Personally I'm waiting for a 150hz capable screen so I can do 75hz 3D displays. 120/60 produces very little eyestrain but it can become a problem if your happen to have a florescent light overhead (they pulse at 60hz).
After 3D displays they need to get virtual interfaces working, hand / body motion detection and possibly holographic displays .... my dream.