Anyone else registering 3D domains?

malcarada · Feb 16, 2010

It seems that 3D is going to be the the next must have technology, according to the big brands, they are all launching 3D TVs.

I attempted to find good 3D names but the best domains are already taken, I think in 5 years time or even less, those generic 3D domains will be worth a lot. :imho:

Anyone else registering 3d domains? Do you think they have a future?

oldtimer · Mar 4, 2010

the dot stop said:
Do you think the 3D gaming will take off bigger than 3D tv programming/shows?

When you say gaming do you mean games or gambling, because usually gaming refers to gambling.

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Vito · Mar 4, 2010

oldtimer said:
When you say gaming do you mean games or gambling, because usually it gaming refers to gambling.

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Games, video type game "systems"
PS3, XBox, Wii, etc.
Pretty much everyone I know calls them systems.

Thats just what I see when I look at that domain.
I think thats really what the younger crowd will see too.

I am also an audio buff, and systems refer to audio also...
3D Audio, maybe one day, lol

oldtimer · Mar 4, 2010

the dot stop said:
Games, video type game "systems"
PS3, XBox, Wii, etc.
Pretty much everyone I know calls them systems.

Thats just what I see when I look at that domain.
I think thats really what the younger crowd will see too.

I am also an audio buff, and systems refer to audio also...
3D Audio, maybe one day, lol

I think that 3d games will be bigger than 3d TV since most people are probably going to watch 3d TV only on special occasions and only for certain programs, but games are more like a 24 hour hobby for a lot of people and there will probably be more equipment and accessories sold for 3d games too. IMO

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exsedo · Mar 4, 2010

snoop said:
This is what you posted,

From the stats from google, ie the stats showing what people are searching for, the terms together have 36 searches per month. Like I said you looked at search results and confused it with what people are searching for.

The results for "3d tv kit" are little different to the plural, mainly duplicate results and indexed posts from you posting here and content from your own site. I counted 3 legitimate usages of "3d tv kit" which wasn't by you.

Once again click beyond the first page and you get the message "In order to show you the most relevant results, we have omitted some entries very similar to the 14 already displayed."

Google

If you know how to use it why are you claiming thousands of people per month are searching for these terms?

Ok, please help me out with my terminology.

When I type in the g00gle searchbar big red balloons, how should I describe my action ?

When I type in the g00gle searchbar "big red balloons", how should I describe my action ?

If I am searching for "big red balloons" and I type in "tins of tuna" there are no pages about "big red balloons"

The way I see it, big red balloons is a general or broad search and "big red balloons" is a targeted search.

Vito · Mar 4, 2010

oldtimer said:
I think that 3d games will be bigger than 3d TV since most people are probably going to watch 3d TV only on special occasions and only for certain programs, but games are more like a 24 hour hobby for a lot of people and there will probably be more equipment and accessories sold for 3d games too. IMO

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Great thoughts, at this moment, I agree 100%.

In the future though I guess it really would have to be based on the amount of 3D programming that will be accepted/pushed from the Major Studio's. Remember when all tv's were only analog, not too long ago right? They said, one day tv will all be in digital, and if your tv isn't digital ready, then you will have to get a converter box. Seemed like that warning went on for 4-5 years. Well, it is finally here.
How about HD? Remember they said HD will be alll over our tv's one day, well it really is now.

I guess if 3D becomes a true viewing experience similar to the ones we have seen lately then 3D tv will be bigger than 3D gaming...???

Vito · Mar 4, 2010

Exsedo,

Try using this link for true search results...
https://adwords.google.com/select/KeywordToolExternal

Enter one keyword or phrase per line: in the big empty box...
Then Click the "Get Keyword Ideas" button.
Then change the default search setting from "Broad" to "Exact"

Unfortunately, that is the truest Google Search for your terms.

Hope that helps you in the future

R.C.S · Mar 4, 2010

R.C.S. said:
My little 3d Domain list.

3dmovie.com
3dhometheater.com
3dmoviereleases.com
3dmovierelease.com
3dmoviereviews.com
3dmoviesearch.com
3dmoviedatabase.com
3dmovierental.com
3dmovietheaters.com
3dmovietheater.com
3dmovielistings.com
3dblurayrental.com
my3dmovies.com
get3dmovies.com
free3dmovie.com
3dgameshows.com
3dhometheatersystem.com
3dvideos.net
3dvideos.info
3dvideo.info
3dvideos.co.uk
3dmonitor.co.uk
3dshopping.co.uk

Best Regards

3dDomainNames said:
If that's for real, then you are the King!!!!!
ALL HAIL!

thank you guys

Many Namepros members have good 3D domains.

Best Regards

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oldtimer said:
I think that 3d games will be bigger than 3d TV since most people are probably going to watch 3d TV only on special occasions and only for certain programs, but games are more like a 24 hour hobby for a lot of people and there will probably be more equipment and accessories sold for 3d games too. IMO

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No, you can watch 3d Movies on Blu Ray.

Blu-ray Disc Association Announces Final 3D Specification

“Blu-ray 3D™” Expected to Reach Consumers in 2010
LOS ANGELES– December 17, 2009 – The Blu-ray Disc Association (BDA) today announced
the finalization and release of the “Blu-ray 3D™” specification. The specification, which
represents the work of the leading Hollywood studios and consumer electronic and computer
manufacturers, will enable the home entertainment industry to bring the 3D experience into
consumers’ living rooms on Blu-ray Disc, the most capable high definition home entertainment
platform.
“Throughout this year, movie goers have shown an overwhelming preference for 3D when
presented with the option to see a theatrical release in either 3D or 2D,” said Victor Matsuda,
global chairman, BDA Promotions Committee. “We believe this demand for 3D content will carry
over into the home now that we have, in Blu-ray Disc, a medium that can deliver a quality Full HD
3D experience to the living room.”
The “Blu-ray 3D” specification fully leverages the technical advantages of the Blu-ray Disc format
to deliver unmatched picture quality as well as uniformity and compatibility across the full range of
Blu-ray 3D products, both hardware and software. Notably, the specification allows every Blu-ray
3D player and movie to deliver Full HD 1080p resolution to each eye, thereby maintaining the
industry leading image quality to which Blu-ray Disc viewers are accustomed. Moreover, the
specification is display agnostic, meaning that Blu-ray 3D products will deliver the 3D image to
any compatible 3D display, regardless of whether that display uses LCD, Plasma or other
technology and regardless of what 3D technology the display uses to deliver the image to the
viewer’s eyes.

“From a technological perspective, it is simply the best available platform for bringing 3D into the
home,” said Benn Carr, chairman, BDA 3D Task Force. “The disc capacity and bit rates Blu-ray
Disc provides enable us to deliver 3D in Full HD 1080p high definition resolution.”
The Blu-ray 3D specification is also designed to allow PS3 game consoles to playback Blu-ray 3D
content in 3D. Additionally, the specification supports playback of 2D discs in forthcoming 3D
players and can enable 2D playback of Blu-ray 3D discs on the large installed base of Blu-ray
Disc players currently in homes around the world.

“In 2009 we saw Blu-ray firmly establish itself as the most rapidly adopted packaged media
format ever introduced,” said Matsuda. “We think the broad and rapid acceptance Blu-ray Disc
already enjoys with consumers will be a factor in accelerating the uptake of 3D in the home. In
the meantime, existing players and libraries can continue to be fully enjoyed as consumers
consider extending into 3D home entertainment.”

asluzki · Mar 4, 2010

3D domains

I have:

3dhometheater.de

3dhometheater.co.uk

3diptv.co.uk

3dprotocol.com

3dtvgeneration.com

3dtvlive.co.uk

GreenGambler · Mar 4, 2010

the dot stop said:
GreenGambler,
I really think you did well with your vision (get it) of the 3d side effects, and eye damage domains!
Those are 2 potentially great domains, of course depending on how this technology pans out.

Well either way, there will be those unattended kids who sit in front of their tv's for hours on end, with their newest 3D Video games, and I am sure that will definitely start a debate that will only grow as quickly as this technology grows. Maybe someone should go register 3DLawsuits.com - lol.

I wish you the best of luck Bro!

I already tried but somebody beat me to it in mid-february this year.. lol

MattheP · Mar 4, 2010

exsedo said:
The g00gle link in your post took me to g00gle.com.au

The whole point of what I was saying is that when I searched for the term on g00gle .com search bar a month or so ago, there were nowhere near the amount of results it gives now. I never said in my post that all the results concerned my domains. There are all kinds of companies selling 3d kits, and as the 3d tv sets start selling, so will the viewing kits. I don't expect the term to have any search history because it is brand new technology.

Global Monthly Search Volume: 260

bmugford · Mar 4, 2010

Good luck with that.

This thread is getting more and more ridiculous by the day.

Brad

froy said:
I have no doubt my 60 names will bring in over 5 million when this thing gets hot, Heck 3dmobilenetwork alone is going to be a 7 figure pay day You can take that to the bank Danno

froy · Mar 4, 2010

Dongsman said:
LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL

Your understanding of how the domain-game works is almost child-like.

Your names will not bring in "over 5 million", they will not bring in "over 500,000", they will not bring in "over 50,000", they will not bring in "over 5,000", they will not bring in "over 500" and more likely than not, they will not bring in "over 50".

You do understand that the people on ebay selling those names for those prices never, ever, ever sell them, right? Like, yes, they ask 50,000,000 for some absurd, garbage name, but that's only because their understanding of the domain name aftermarket is on par with yours... It isn't some reflection of atual potential as much as it is a reflection of one persons cluelessness and delusion? You understand this, right?

(no)

This is the most ridiculous post
Who said my domains would fetch over 5 million on Ebay?
Ebay is a joke when it comes to selling domains
Just looks at the completed sales there is about 3 out of 1000 listings that sold.
I post on Ebay to get these names in front of people to start setting the market at least in my mind.
my international3dtv which I have listed on ebay will be worth more than 125k in a few years
But its fun to see it there and I will remember when this offer was passed up and be glad it was.
It only cost me 40 cents to list it. I would suggest everyone putting there names up for high prices to start setting the trend,

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bmugford said:
Good luck with that.

This thread is getting more and more ridiculous by the day.

Brad

Than find another one
All the best

bmugford · Mar 4, 2010

I am confused why you think anyone would pay $125,000 when they can register 3dtvinternational.com for under $10.

Brad

froy said:
This is the most ridiculous post
Who said my domains would fetch over 5 million on Ebay?
Ebay is a joke when it comes to selling domains
Just looks at the completed sales there is about 3 out of 1000 listings that sold.
I post on Ebay to get these names in front of people to start setting the market at least in my mind.
my international3dtv which I have listed on ebay will be worth more than 125k in a few years
But its fun to see it there and I will remember when this offer was passed up and be glad it was.
It only cost me 40 cents to list it. I would suggest everyone putting there names up for high prices to start setting the trend,

froy · Mar 4, 2010

ecalc said:
It may be helpful to compare and contrast 3dmobilenetwork.com with 3gmobilenetwork.com. "3g mobile network" is an exact logical phrase describing a real mobile communications network that saturates the globe. Ten years old, based on international standards, hundreds of millions of users. Big players: AT&T, Qualcomm, Verizon, NTT DoCoMo, etc. Do any of them want the domain name 3gmobilenetwork.com? Apparently not.

First off the biggest mistake is to compare the 3G with the 3D they are not even the same at all,
Why would they buy 3Gmobilenetwork it's foolish, Do get excited when you hear 3G network?Do you get excited when you hear 4 G? 8G 10 G? Who cares about there stupid G network ,Think out of the box man. There are no 4G movies or 4G websites. It means storage when you buy a phone is the first thing you think about is storage? If you heard 3D network would you get excited?I bet most consumers will and when they see that they wil be able to use there phone like a webcam so they can see who is calling if they wish and best of all the image will be in 3D would you get excited? I will bet the bank that the world will grab on to a 3D network especially a mobile one.How about your on a long trip and you kids have there tablet type of mobile device and they can dial up a 3D movie on the 3Dmobilenetwork you think they will get excited? I do . Or they want to dial up or download a 3D game on the 3Dmobile network You think they will get excited?
I do , That is just a few examples of why 3Dmobilenetwork will be a huge domain and one that will fetch 5- 10million .

It was hand regged 25-sep-2009 and sits parked at godaddy. What about the hundreds of millions of users walking around with 3g phones in their pocket? They rack up lots of minutes but few (480/mo) bother to search the exact phrase. Maybe the giants of industry and consumers are already jumping on 4gmobilenetwork.com? Not exactly. 210/mo exact search, hand regged 20-june-2009, parked.

I did not buy the name to copy 4G 8G or 10G who cares G is a dumb sales tool.
3D will be HUGE.

3dmobilenetwork.com was better off sleeping at verisign.

Wanna BET?

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bmugford said:

I am confused why you think anyone would pay $125,000 when they can register 3dtvinternational.com for under $10.

Brad

Click to expand...

Im confused why did Time Warner pay 24 million for tveverywhere.com? Your phrase make 0 sense, What's all the anger about Brad? Fact is Brad when a company wants something they pay for it.
They don't nickel and dime they grab it .Did I mention we have grab3d.com?

bmugford · Mar 4, 2010

All I can say is good luck. You will need it.

Brad

froy said:
Im confused why did Time Warner pay 24 million for tveverywhere.com? Your phrase make 0 sense, What's all the anger about Brad? Fact is Brad when a company wants something they pay for it.
They don't nickel and dime they grab it .Did I mention we have grab3d.com?

Dave · Mar 4, 2010

Froy you are starting to sound more and more ridiculous. You need a reality check I think as well as luck.

Alex · Mar 4, 2010

I would be very curious to know what is on some people's mind in here.

Fact is that with every new tehnology, thousands of domains are registered, and usually out of thousands, about 10 - 50 are worthy. For some technologies even less.

MillersCrossing · Mar 4, 2010

My two cents, as I have been monitoring the discussions on here and DP.

There will be a few dozen top keywords that will sell for a handsome ransom IF 3D continues to evolve at an ever increasing speed and brings 3D as a reality to the majority of people - ie - its gotta be affordable TV sets or any other 3D product.

The sad thing is as per usual when there is a gold rush of sorts - that 99.99% of 3D regges will be awful and totally useless regges and most of them coming from newbies (and I say this with the utmost respect, I did the same thing 4 years ago when I got into domaining) thinking that by having those two characters in a domain name means they can start boat hunting.

What has surprised me is the number of people who have been domaining for at least two years who have also fallen for the 3D fantasy and have also regged worthless names.

Like I said, a few people have some regges that will do really well if 3D becomes reality - the rest - well - in the drop bin they go - head first.

DubDubDubDot · Mar 4, 2010

bmugford said:
This thread is getting more and more ridiculous by the day.

What do you expect? Two noobs are in here acting like gangbusters, oblivious to how stupid they are making themselves appear.

I hope it continues though. It's been worth some laughs.

gilescoley · Mar 4, 2010

Anyone got 60K to spare??

https://sedo.com/search/details.php4?domain=3-d.com&tracked=&partnerid=&language=us

froy · Mar 4, 2010

DomainManDave said:
Froy you are starting to sound more and more ridiculous. You need a reality check I think as well as luck.

Thank You the more ridiculous the more money you make
Don't you know that by now?

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MillersCrossing said:
My two cents, as I have been monitoring the discussions on here and DP.

There will be a few dozen top keywords that will sell for a handsome ransom IF 3D continues to evolve at an ever increasing speed and brings 3D as a reality to the majority of people - ie - its gotta be affordable TV sets or any other 3D product.

The sad thing is as per usual when there is a gold rush of sorts - that 99.99% of 3D regges will be awful and totally useless regges and most of them coming from newbies (and I say this with the utmost respect, I did the same thing 4 years ago when I got into domaining) thinking that by having those two characters in a domain name means they can start boat hunting.

What has surprised me is the number of people who have been domaining for at least two years who have also fallen for the 3D fantasy and have also regged worthless names.

Like I said, a few people have some regges that will do really well if 3D becomes reality - the rest - well - in the drop bin they go - head first.

I agree to me part of picking the name is thinking way ahead and outside of the box
I registered surrogate3d.com and I have no other reason other than because of the movie.
Bad keyword for sure but maybe a concept some day

I really do not understand why everyone cares about the money spent on this hobby or whatever you call it. Its just like buying a penny stock

I bought QBID back in the day and everyone said its stupid bla bla bla
Hey I made 12 grand in a few months got out and it went south,

Fact is it's only 7.17 per name at GD and with 100 registers thats under a dime
BIG Deal and what's the problem with dreaming big NOTHING.

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DubDubDubDot said:
What do you expect? Two noobs are in here acting like gangbusters, oblivious to how stupid they are making themselves appear.

I hope it continues though. It's been worth some laughs.

Remember name calling on this board is not allowed So far you have called me a liar and stupid.
I would suggest you stop trying to make yourself look good by name calling because it really does make you look like the fool. Will see who laughs last BIG GUY

MillersCrossing · Mar 4, 2010

froy said:
I really do not understand why everyone cares about the money spent on this hobby or whatever you call it.

I care. And I think many others do too. this is a forum for like minded people. If i think that someone is headed way in the wrong direction and making Mr Parsons even richer than he currently is, I will offer my TWO CENTS -which means - hey, this is just my opinion...take it or leave it.

Also, this thread falls under the "Domain name DISCUSSION" sub-forum. Hopefully that means that people with different opinions on a particular topic can voice their opinion whilst still keeping it polite. Sometimes that is difficult (believe me), but in the end I don't think anyone is out to show you up...rather to give you a guiding hand.

All the best mate!:wave:

mjbenterprises · Mar 4, 2010

I don't have any anger or negativity to the people who are making ridiculous claims in the thread... Just the fact of what they are saying shows that they have NO CLUE about domain names, or the domain market in general....But thinking that a new reg is going to bring in a million dollar sale is akin to thinking a piece of coal is the hope diamond...

To find out what domains REALLY sell for, start with DNJournal.com and Namebio.com... You'll find that the list of domains that sell for BIG money aren't part of some gimmick, they are always one word generics (like Sex.com, business.com, etc)... 2 and 3 word domains don't sell for this kind of money unless you are talking about a domain like Creditcards.com...

It's nice to dream, but for me, I like to have one foot planted in reality when I dream... Otherwise , you might as well just say your domains will sell for TRILLIONS of dollars, that's about as likely as them selling for millions....

DNNinja · Mar 4, 2010

froy said:
Im confused

Sony3d.com - Sony Resources and Information.This website is for sale!

the guy has ads all over the place with the name for sale
I thought this TM thing was a problem

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3DSex.com

he just haven't been caught yet. I noticed 3 offers that he turned down too. Great name but c/d is coming.

pjam1110 · Mar 4, 2010

Just picked up a few more. Any opinions?

3dprogram.co.uk
3dapp.co.uk
web-3d.co.uk

To all the negativity. Thats cool if your not on board. but nothing ventured nothing gained. Its not your money we're spending so calm down.
In the words of the great Howard Zinn "You Can't Be Neutral on a Moving Train"

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