That Blu-ray drive is capable of burning the new, super-capacious 128GB disks, as well as playing 2D or 3D Blu-ray movies and upscaling 2D DVDs into 3D. There’s also a 640GB 5,400rpm hard-drive, Harman Kardon speakers, HDMI port, WiFi b/g/n, Bluetooth 3.0+HS and a memory card reader, while ports include three USB 2.0 and a USB 3.0.

Toshiba’s eye-tracking system uses the HD-resolution webcam to identify the user’s face and then tweak the positioning of the left/right-eye pixels behind the lenticular film, twisting the 3D image to suit their position. It’s also capable of showing 2D and 3D images simultaneously, so that you can have a 3D movie playing in one window and a 2D spreadsheet opened in another. On the downside, it’s only intended for one viewer, since the tracking system can’t handle multiple viewpoints.

The Toshiba Qosmio F750 3D will go on sale in the UK from early August 2011, priced at around £1,300. US pricing and availability is yet to be confirmed.

Made in order to give the possibility to any own to boost their PC performances by moving your OS SWAP on 8GB of SSD, these solutions however could be in the future capable to feature much more storage space and even the possibility to manufacturer to built-up ultra slim notebook where all your storage capacity will be located in your Hybrid Drive. To the question why only 8GB of SSD, LG Hitachi answered us that this was manly done to keep the over all price of such solution as competitive as possible, but offering a 512GB version of these HD ODD is something technically possible right now.

Finally along side these HD ODDS, LG Hitachi also introduces their first 30mm Slot-In DVD player that has be mainly designed for Slim Sot-up Box and other tailored made PCs.