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Hot news out of Japan if you’re an eager 3D beaver: a report from Toshiba’s home nation indicates that the company has three models of glasses-free 3D displays in the pipeline, which are being prepared for launch “before Christmas” at prices of “several thousand dollars” each. As you might recall, we got our first inkling about Toshiba Mobile Display’s multi-parallax technique back in April, which is when the above 21-inch panel was being touted along with promises of eliminating eye strain and widening 3D viewing angles.

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Toshiba reportedly prepping glasses-free 3DTV for Q4 launch

Screen Grabs chronicles the uses (and misuses) of real-world gadgets in today’s movies and TV. Send in your sightings (with screen grab!) to screengrabs at engadget dt com . The latest episode of HBO’s Entourage (if that’s the kind of thing you’re into) might have been a bit of an eye opener if you’re also the kind of person who keeps an eye open for gadgets.

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Screen Grabs: Ari Gold will definitely fire this guy once he notices he’s using an iPad

It’s all about how you hold it, apparently. Intel’s Labs have churned out a proposal for a new user-identifying system to be embedded into remote controls

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Intel’s smart TV remote will recognize you, tailor content to your wishes

Entelligence is a column by technology strategist and author Michael Gartenberg, a man whose desire for a delicious cup of coffee and a quality New York bagel is dwarfed only by his passion for tech. In these articles, he’ll explore where our industry is and where it’s going — on both micro and macro levels — with the unique wit and insight only he can provide.

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Entelligence: The evolution of the TV

Hey friends, that’s right, esteemed colleague and boss will be stopping by Late Night with Jimmy Fallon tonight to talk iPhone 4 and crack a few jokes. Be sure to tune in at the times below — we hear that Heidi Klum is on tonight, too! Showtimes: 12:37AM Eastern 11:37PM Central 11:37PM Mountain 12:37AM Pacific Josh will be on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon tonight! originally appeared on Engadget on Wed, 23 Jun 2010 17:03:00 EDT.

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Josh will be on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon tonight!

Bet you never thought people would line up to pay absurd amounts of money to have their otherwise vanilla gizmos coated in some of the swankest paints known to man. Turns out, Colorware has made a living from doing just that for those with vivid imaginations, and the company is finally breaking away from handheld gadgets and heading straight for your den. Starting this week, fat-walleted consumers can ping the company with a custom television request, namely the TV model and desired hue.

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Colorware slings paint onto next logical object: your HDTV

Google’s reveal of Google TV wasn’t exactly flawless. After technical issues wreaked havoc with the live launch demonstration , many of us found it nearly impossible to focus just as soon as we heard mention of IR blaster control .

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What is Google TV? (video)

During our time at ESPN’s headquarters in Bristol, Connecticut this past week, we were able to peek inside every nook and cranny of the company’s technological side. We discovered some pretty remarkable things about the culture and attitude toward innovation, and while the bulk of that discovery will be seen in a forthcoming Engadget Show segment, we couldn’t help but share some insight from a kind fellow who has been deeply involved in the blinking lights portion of ESPN from day one. We sat down for a brief one-on-one interview with Chuck Pagano — ESPN’s executive vice president of technology — following the outfit’s 3D launch, and while we were both bitter over the 1-1 result in the South Africa vs

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Interview: Chuck Pagano talks ESPN 3D, mobile streaming

Come on, admit you: you know want a Bang & Olufsen LCD. Well, the BeoVision 8 which has just been announced, is a smaller, slightly less expensive one than the BeoVision 10 is — so maybe you’ll be able to afford it, after all

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Bang & Olufsen announces 40-inch BeoVision 8 LCD