With new 3D TV technology getting better all the time, haven’t you wondered what classic works of art would look like in 3D?

A showcase of all different types of dashboards you can create on Netvibes. Interested? Give it a try at netvibes.com

Here’s a slick twist on the age-old movie preview: an interactive Iron Man 2 trailer that features photo galleries, behind-the-scenes clips and more. The core video is the same one you’ve probably already seen a few times, but as it progresses, you’re given access to bonus content such as character profiles. Considering how trailers are more often focused on form than function, this is a nice way of giving you a little more backstory.

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Part of the Parallel Lines project from Philips Cinema and Ridley Scott Associates. Five short films. Five genres. Five of RSA’s hottest directors. One unifying piece of dialogue. Were pushing the boundaries of cinematic viewing, giving you the chance to experience the spectacular Ambilight, picture and sound capabilities of Philips TVs for yourself. Watch more by clicking the source link.

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This is the portfolio of a talented artist from Taiwan: Guo-Shau Chung, also known as “cushart” on deviantart. Guo-Shau Chung has good drawing skills, his work blends expression and innocence with the beauty of the daily life.

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An interesting short-measuring and cartoon film 3D carried out by the freelance Merlo Moles. A work primarily on the Maya software, and a compositing under Shake. A band signed by the type-setter Thiry Baptist.

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This how some Russian artists see Moscow after 2012. Those can go as wallpapers I guess, the big images are available on click.

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