Immerz hopes to change the way gamers experience interactive and traditional entertainment. This May the start-up will release KOR-fx technology, which is a new form of acousto-haptic technology. Essentially, this new technology makes use of the human body to expand the entertainment experience. You can check out the video below to see the technology in action.

At CES 2010, 3D was the overriding message. With James Cameron’s Avatar still pulling in 3D revenue at the box office, Hollywood and the videogame industry are now focusing on bringing 3D home. The Blu-ray Disc Association’s announcement in December last year on the finalization of the Blu-ray 3D specification has been cemented by Sony’s release of a standalone 3D-Ready Blu-ray player, firmly fixing the industry’s crosshairs on a 3D future.

Clear, previously known as ClearWire, offers gamers a fast, mobile online gaming experience that rivals gaming from a wired broadband Internet connection with its new 4G WiMax mobile broadband service. With speeds of up to 6 Megabits per second download and 1 Megabit per second upload, gamers can truly bring their game mojo on the road without fear of getting fragged because their connection was too slow. Combined with some of the hot new mobile gaming notebooks such as the new Alienware M11x or Asus G51J, Clear is clearly the best option for gamers on the go.

Check out our exclusive video interview of Clear at CES 2010.

With James Cameron’s Avatar continuing to rule the global box office, 3D remains more than just a fad in Hollywood. At CES 2010, electronics giants like Sony, Panasonic, LG and Samsung showcased 3D TVs for the home. Now EA Sports President Peter Moore, who was in Europe for an international press event showcasing new 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa videogames, has chimed in on 3D games.

LAS VEGAS -- At CES 2010, 3D TVs were all the rage. Jo Garcia ventured to the Samsung booth at the Consumer Electronics Show to check out the future of 3D TV technology, including 3D that doesn't require glasses. Check out the exclusive video below.

As the 3D buzz from CES 2010 in Las Vegas continues to build with upcoming launches like Sony’s PlayStation 3 and Bravia 3D TVs this summer, consumers are well aware of the coming convergence from HD TVs to 3D TVs. Consumer electronics shopping site Retrevo recently polled consumers through its Pulse report about the impact of James Cameron’s Avatar 3D phenomenon.