Bad Girls In 3D System Debuts At AVN 2010

Jan 11 2010, 1:18am CST | by Luigi Lugmayr

Now that the CES 2010 is over we found some time to look around what gadgets and new technologies have been announced at the AVN 2010. The AVN 2010 Adult Entertainment Expo takes place in parallel to the CES in Las Vegas.
Like at the CES, 3D is a new trend at the AVN. California based Bad Girls in 3D unveiled (Warning Adult Content) a complete turnkey in-home 3D solution for consumers complete with an adult content subscription.

The Bad Girls in 3D system is comprised of a 60-inch Mitsubishi WD-60735 DLP HDTV, M350 Mini-ITX PC with full HD support, 2 Pairs of XpanD X120 3D Glasses and 3D Playback software with DRM support.
Price of the Bad Girls in 3D system is $3,999.

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