In just a few days, Panasonic will be introducing the world to the "World's first 3D Shooting Camcorder." If you remember, just a few months ago they released the AG-3DA1. With the 3DA1's $20K price-tag, the release of a consumer camera was in line. It is obvious that they are trying to get a jump on the 3D movement.
Sean at Engadget suggested that the camera is probably not so much "new" but rather a modification of a previous model. This is not out of the question, and many similarities can be seen when comparing to other models. The camcorder, which is expected to shoot 1080p AVCHD at 60fps, will be officially announced at a private exhibition in Tokyo this Wednesday [7/26/2010]. No pricing information has been released.
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