The latest projector from Mitusibishi, the Diamond 3D, is capable of filling up screens of up to 100 inches with crisp and clean 3D video.  It utilizes SXRD technology along with Mitsubishi's own algorithms and technologies to enable a contrast of up to 120,000:1.

When you think of companies that have jumped feet first into the 3D game you think Samsung, Sony and Panasonic.  This year, JVC is taking a big leap by announcing not one or two but six brand new 3D capable projector models.

D-ILA projectors have historically been only for those willing to shell out a good chunk of cash, but JVC is bringing the technology to the masses with a new projector, known as the DLA-HD250 in consumer circles and the DLA-HD250Pro to professionals.

Runco has a pair of new 3D capable projectors designed, as you might expect, with top of the line quality in mind.   Both the SC-50d and SC-60d are fully compatible with active or passive 3D glasses technology.  They're capable of a full 1080p picture and a 10,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio.

Both the TITAN and LIGHTNING 3D projector lines from Digital Projection have gotten some major improvements including new connectivity features and compatibility with more modern types of 3D.