We knew it was coming soon. With the addition of 3D televisions to many homes in America, it couldn’t have been long before a 3D camcorder would be released. Panasonic becomes the first company to launch a 3D video camcorder. The new camera works as a normal 2D camera with 1080p HD resolution and includes a 3D conversion lens that lets it record 3D videos that may be viewed on any 3D TV. It is called the HDC-SDT750 and has 96GB of internal storage. Additional storage may be added via SD memory card.

The camcorder features a nice 12X Optical zoom, and can also be used as a regular digital camera for photography. Additional features include: time lapse photography, HD Writer AE 2.6T PC editing software, and a 5.1-channel audio recording sound system. The pricing for this new device is around $1,400 and will be released in the United States sometime in November of this year. Expect to see other companies releasing news of new 3D camcorders in the coming weeks.