At CES 2011, 3D was everywhere. Running alongside CES 2011, the Adult Entertainment Expo 2011 wasn't immune from the 3D bug... though the use cases the consumer electronics and adult entertainment industries put forward are a little different. Kate checks in with the iTalk3D Webcam to find that sexy web chats have entered an entirely new dimension.

Cheryl finds CamTwist, a free Mac program that lets you turn your web cam output into just about anything you can imagine. Make it snow, trap yourself in a 3D box, mirror the image, squeeze, pinch, fisheye... even bullet-time and other movie effects are present and accounted for.

Cam4.com is the online video network for exhibitionists and voyeurs alike. The single biggest thing that sets Cam4 apart from other similar networks is that it's free to use, whether you're showing off or taking in the show. There are premium paid service levels required for chatting with pros and stars on the network, but in the amateur stream it's not required.
Kate chats with Freaky Steve and Jasmine Jade about what's in store for Cam4.com visitors and Jasmine's own shows on the network.

In this series, we'll show you

how to use the MacBook Air

. We begin by exploring the new

MacBook Air's hardware

and connection ports, and show you how to

interact with your MacBook

. We'll also show you

how to add programs

and

connect Bluetooth devices

so that you can get the most out of your MacBook Air.

In this episode, we introduce you to the

new MacBook Air

. We'll give you a tour of the

MacBook Air's hardware capabilities

and show you what the new MacBook offers in terms of

input and output methods

, including the

LED backlit screen

and

full-size keyboard and trackpad

.

In this episode, we show you some examples of

multimedia accessories

for your computer. We'll show you a couple of

webcam suggestions

and talk a bit about

microphones and headsets

that you can use to

communicate online

.

Cheryl Poirier, AKA Miss Download, finds a way to make her webcam chats more interesting. WebcamMax software lets you change up your webcam video with neat effects, adornments like hats, glasses, wigs and so on. In the free version, Miss D whets her appetite for silly webcam effects; by dropping $50 on the full version of the software, she'll unlock literally thousands of new effects and add ons.

Chat rooms have been around since the dawn of the Internet. However, with the advance of web tech, they're now more prolific and, as Kate soon discovers, more graphic than ever before. This episode takes a look at webcam-enabled anonymous online chat services Omegle and Chatroulette and the interesting and in some cases ... very interesting people that frequent them.

Google Maps has integrated Wikipedia entries, videos, phones and much more to its bag of tricks. Zoom down to a close view of your destination to get info from Wikipedia about where you're headed, see

user-submitted photos and videos

and even live webcam feeds from Google Maps.

Paltalk is not your standard instant messaging client. You can video, audio and text chat with up to 10 people in a single chat session, link up with other IM clients and much more. This screencast introduction was produced by butterscotch under commission from Paltalk to highlight the program's unique features.

Cheryl Porier recently realized that she has yet to share her love for Skype with Miss Download viewers. To remedy this, she chats with A. Alfred Ayache, AKA Notorious Webmaster Web Applications Architect of Tucows and butterscotch.com via Skype to demonstrate its video chat abilities.

Windows Live Messenger

, formerly known as

MSN Messenger

, is a great way to keep in touch with friends and family, whether they're around the corner or all around the world. You can

send and receive free instant messages

, even play a game together while chatting, share files,

voice and video chat

and so much more. Doc Callahan explains in this 10-part series on Windows Live Messenger

In the early days of chat people simply typed text messages to one another. Today, if you have a webcam, your contacts can see you as you chat. It's a great feature for parents who are traveling to see their children, long distance friends to keep in touch and so on. Windows Live Messenger is ready and able to handle your webcam. Here's how.

Over the years Messenger from Microsoft has evolved from MSN to Windows Messenger and finally into Windows Live Messenger; a program that really lets you do it all. You can access your Windows Live Hotmail account, share folders and files, chat with family and friends, make phone calls, send SMS messages and much more.

Webcam conversations can be so impersonal. Novo aims to change that with its Minoru 3D webcam. This little guy has two "eyes" that allow the Minoru 3D to see in stereo. Chatters on the other end who are willing to don the 3D glasses can see you popping out of their screens in 3D.

The Lab Rats go on location to get a insider look at new Panasonic gadgets including a high-tech massage chair, a stove that boils water in 45 seconds and a new exercise gadget that looks like a mechanical bull for the home.

In this series we'll show you how to use the MacBook Air. We begin by exploring the new MacBook Air's hardware and connection ports, and show you how to interact with your MacBook. We'll also show you how to add programs and connect Bluetooth devices so that you can get the most out of your MacBook Air.

Windows Live Messenger, formerly known as MSN Messenger, is a great way to keep in touch with friends and family, whether they're around the corner or all around the world. You can send and receive free instant messages, even play a game together while chatting, share files, voice and video chat and so much more. Doc Callahan explains in this 10-part series on Windows Live Messenger