By far, the most impressive demo at CES 2010 was held at Panasonic’s 3D theater. Using their very own 3D camera trained at us, the audience, we were greeted by ourselves in real-time 3D on their 152″ 3D Plasma display. To say the very least, it was mind-blowing. I’ve seen the Panasonic 3D Demo twice before, and I wasn’t expecting this type of demo at all. It was incredibly surreal to see yourself in 3D — something I bet very few people have ever experienced before. Moving beyond the 3D mirror demo, we were exposed to a variety of live-action 3D footage, some of which I’ve seen before, some of which I haven’t. But no matter what the source, or whether I had seen the footage already, I was consistently blown away by the 3D effect that Panasonic is capable of achieving. It’s abundantly clear that they know what they’re doing, and also that they’re entirely committed to putting 3D in the home. And so far, they appear to be the only company that has a true, full HD 3D end-to-end ecosystem, from the 3D camera, to the Blu-ray 3D player to their new 3D Plasma displays. They’ve got their house in order, and they’re not afraid to show it off.