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It’s all happening in the CES in LA this week. Panasonic Corp. has announced that it will be releasing its first commercial 3Dhigh-definition televisions this year, and who is better than James Cameron, the academy award winning director, to announce the news.

3D is not a gimmick. 3D is ready for prime-time, the Hollywood director said.

The 3D Full HD Plasma (3D FHD) is 103-inch (262-centimeter) in size and also supports Blu-ray disc (BD) player to transmit high-definition 3D images to viewers wearing special glasses.

This goes well beyond conventional 3D and Panasonic is fully committed to making it a reality, and soon. You will no longer just be watching a movie, you’ll be experiencing the realism of Hollywood film, said Bob Perry,executive vice president of Panasonic Consumer Electronics Co.

Fox Sports plans to broadcast Thursday’s college football championship game between Oklahoma and Florida in 3D in theaters around the country for fans willing to wear the special glasses and pay for the experience.

Where are my 3D Glasses and my cup of popcorn. I am going 3D. Are you?

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