Samsung BD-C6900 3D Blu-ray player is released in US. The player comes with support for 3D Blu-ray media playback at 1080p Full HD quality and has built-in support for WiFi connectivity. It can access the Internet@TV service and is BD-Live Ready. For full features you can check below,

Features

• Full HD 3D support
• Internet@TV: Connect to an ever-expanding portal of your favorite digital content. Customizable widgets give you access to BLOCKBUSTER, Facebook, YouTube, Flickr, and more – all on your HDTV.
• BD-Live ready: Get more out of a Blu-ray Disc than what’s on it. BD-Live 2.0 lets studios future-proof their Blu-ray titles, so they can add content to BD-Live Ready discs even after they have been shipped. Simply connect your Blu-ray player to the Internet (through the included Ethernet port or using an optional Link Stick USB wireless dongle) to download images, subtitles and more. Text-chat with friends during a movie, or play against others in online trivia games to unlock exclusive video content and earn discounts on other products.
• AllShare:Sync up your entire household. A wired or wireless DLNA connection lets you stream your PC audio and video files to your HDTV using your remote.
• Wireless LAN built-in
• 1GB built-in memory
• Premium design
• Full 1080p Picture Quality
• Sleek, slim design (39mm)
• High glossy finish
• Full screen, ultra fast play

Samsung BD-C6900 3D Blu-ray player price is $359.00 at Amazon. Other released is the $161 Samsung BD-C5500 Blu-ray players and Samsung BD-C6500 priced at $224.

Sanyo released two new waterproof dual camera models, VPC-CA9EX and VPC-WH1EX. Both of them can record underwater, although the former is able to do so only up to a depth of 1.5m while the latter is able to double the amount to 3m, with a restriction of 60 minutes thereabouts.

Both cameras has features high definition recording for clearer and crisper images, 30x zoom, the largest zoom of any waterproof camera in the world. You can record video while capturing stills simultaneously at the press of a button, making sure you do not miss a single moment. Memory is flash based for enhanced battery life and it makes the device more compact and lightweight.

Here is Sony’s LocationPorter, a tool that you need if you want stream your camcorder video via 3G network. Simply put, plug your camcorder or camera directly into a Location Porter connected to the Net via 3G or LAN and it will streams video to another LocationPorter that can display live what you’re recording on your camera.

With a single 3G connection you can stream video in 352×240 a 5 to 15fps with 64 to 160kbps. With 2 3G card you can reach for the same size and fps 64kbps to 320kbps, and if you choose a LAN connection you’ll get up to 30fps at 1024kbps max.

I think this gadget will be very useful for video reporters. With LocationPorter Box and two 3G cards they can stream for live coverage almost anywhere. Check out the video below for more information and a live example.