FCC checks out Vizio’s 3D Blu-ray player
Since stereoscopic 3D support is the big thing these days, it makes perfect sense for Vizio to jump into the fray with their latest VBR333/VBR3334 3D Blu-ray player that has made its way to the FCC, bringing along with it 802.11 b/g/n Wi-Fi connectivity to boot. An FCC filing this early might suggest it will be able to hit the market in time for the holiday shopping season, although do bear in mind not everything that ends up at the FCC will show up on store shelves elsewhere. The box itself comes in a standard shade of black like all other good electronics should, and it will be accompanied by a remote control much to the relief of couch potatoes everywhere.
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