Will '3D' Revive The Domain Industry - 3D Domain Names (?)

WOW.. that's some love right there.. THANKS for the effort James!!!

... but if i may ask ..
.. what does this show me? (haha)
meaning, is this good or bad for the name i just got? (maybe i just don't entirely understand ?)


when targeting my names, i usually cross-check with the search in quotes as well just to get an idea of the exact strings sitting out there and all i saw was JVC, sony, asus panasonic and lg all coming out with FULL HD 3d LCD products this year.

it seems that "FULL HD 3D" is the one i would have wanted, but this string seems pretty big to me.

.. i would love to know more about what you breakdown here james, if you could explain more...

Thanks again so much for that post!!


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thanks for the feedback rd... and you're probably right - not as good as some of the cat-heads i grabbed, maybe i got a little over excited but this seems like it has some big potential... unless i am mistaken, it seems to be industry standard to start calling many of these products FULL HD 3D (not always with the lcd)...
.. trade off is kinda nice though ..
... this name might not be AS big as FULL HD 3D ... but it should allow me to rank in the "3d LCD" territory as well as "FULL HD 3d", "FULL HD" and "HD 3d" and "HD 3d LCD" ... agreed?

Thanks again.

 

From an SEO point of view, "Full Hi Def 3d" would seem to be the best pick.

When searching for "HD TV", Google gives weight to the phrase "HDTV", "HD" and "TV".

When searching for "Hi Def TV", Google gives weight to the terms "Hi", "Def", "HDTV", "HD", "TV", "High", "definition" and "television".

So Hi Def is associated with hi def, High definition and HD.
Where as HD is only associated with HD (which could be High definition or Harley Davidson).

However, the downside is, like you have mentioned, a longer string.
But anyway, just thought I'd point it out.

BTW: 3D Full Hi Def, and Full Hi Def 3D are already taken

Cheers

 

Just got 3DHD.us at auction.

 

where do u sell domains

 

Wrong section dude!

Go here: http://forums.digitalpoint.com/showthread.php?t=1692947

 

Anyone want to buy free3dcinema.com for cheap?

or quality3dmovies.com

 

I have my hands full .. but thanks anyway Jack

Good Luck

 

you have more than enough lol

was just seeing if some of the newbies to this thread wanted to invest in some 3d

not looking for much more than reg fee

 

BTW ...note to all....

... be careful about posting and replying to for sales on these threads...

i have gotten infractions from DP for simply responding with a "yes i am interested in package a" reply on the board... the infraction stated i should have PM'ed that person instead... so just be warned.

.. thought i'd let you all know... this thread has actually kinda become pricey real estate at this point - would hate to see anyone lose their account

 

How much????

 

$9 plus reg fee. Pretty good

 

Good thing to buy it when the owner has let it vacant!
Hope you will flourish it to the best!

 

SCORE!!!

Nice GRAB!!

...now who the heck would let that go.. especially now?
One man's garbage is another man's treasure, i guess

Awesome!!



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tomorrow is here:

http://www.vanns.com/shop/servlet/content/landing/1265383331845

At present, five major HDTV manufacturers are planning 2010 releases of 3D-capable HDTVs. Below you'll find a list of all five manufactures with details about TV series, technologies, and release dates.

Panasonic VT25 Series

* Display: 3D PDP plasma (1920x1080/24p)
* Available sizes: 50", 54", 58", 65"
* 3D technology: Active shutter [AFS]
* Glasses included: Yes (1 pair)
* Release date: TC-P50VT25 April 2010, TC-P54VT25 April 2010, TC-P58VT25 June 2010, TC-P65VT25 June 2010

Toshiba CELL ZX900 series

* Display: 3D LED LCD (1920x1080p)
* Available sizes: 55" and 65"
* 3D technology: Frame Sequential System [AFS]
* Glasses included: Not released
* Release date: 2010

Sony BRAVIA LX900

* Display: 3D LED LCD (1920x1080p)
* Available sizes: 40", 46", 52", 60"
* 3D technology: Not released
* Glasses included: Yes (number not released)
* Release date: Summer 2010

Sony BRAVIA HX900

* Display: 3D LED LCD (1920x1080p)
* Available sizes: 46", 52"
* 3D technology: Not released
* Glasses included: No
* Release date: Summer 2010

Sony BRAVIA HX800

* Display: 3D LED LCD (1920x1080p)
* Available sizes: 40", 46", 52"
* 3D technology: Not released
* Glasses included: No
* Release date: Summer 2010

Samsung 750 Series

* Display: 3D LCD (1920x1080p)
* Available sizes: Not released
* 3D technology: Not released
* Glasses included: Not released
* Release date: Not released

Samsung 7000 / 8000 Series (1920x1080p)

* Display: 3D plasma
* Available sizes: Not released
* 3D technology: Not released
* Glasses included: Not released
* Release date: Not released

Samsung 8000 / 9000 Series (1920x1080p)

* Display: 3D LED LCD
* Available sizes: Not released
* 3D technology: Not released
* Glasses included: Not released
* Release date: Not released

Samsung C7000 (1920x1080p)

* Display: 3D LED LCD
* Available sizes: 40", 46", 55"
* 3D technology: Not released
* Glasses included: No (sold at an additional cost)
* Release date: On order

LG Series: Not released

* Display: Not released
* Available sizes: Not released
* 3D technology: Not released
* Glasses included: Not released
* Release date: Not released


p.s. All your all enthusiasm finally got me. I bought two that were available based on data in my post. : )

 

Really hate to pierce that bubble, you are creating,
but please have a look at Google results from 2011:
(sorry, no picture here)

... results 1 - 10 of 10 for FULL HD 3D

1. sponsored link
2. sponsored link
3. sponsored link
4. sponsored link
5. sponsored link
6. wikipedia.com
7. shop.google.com
8. buzz about twitter
9. books.google.com
10. 3dhd.google.com

Where is the place then for your carefully handpicked domains, huh ?

 

browntwn, thanks for the info.

 

For my part: I didn't have the chance to develop my 180 domains (maybe 60 3D) yet...

 

20!!?
What exactly are you talking about space traveler?

 

I think that in a short period of time the domain name will loose its importance.
Google will not list the new domains for their keywords and Facebook users will have their own suppliers. The strong ones will survive and only a few of 3d domains will remain any meaning.

But this is only the speculations of a person, who is sick and jealous, that he missed the opportunity to register the great 3d names.

 

.. this is usually when Domainica jumps in with some sort of "AMEN"

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and a short time? - hey, ya know what - i'll take it
Have no problem livin the life of Vanilla Ice or some other one hit wonder
... for a short time, i hope to be king!!

.. besides, it only takes about 5 seconds to shove some money in my pocket




**BTW .. please revisit this page in about 8-10 months and do the same test you just did and and tell me those results
Google can NOT gauge what does not exist yet