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Vu Technologies has launched the Vu 3D camera in India, priced at Rs. 19,990. A 16MP camera, it can almanac abounding 1080p HD video in both 2D and 3D, at 30 frames per second. It is accessible at Vu food beyond the country. With the Vu 3D camera, users will be able to abduction 3D still photographs as well. It appearance bifold lens-dual sensor (DLDS) technology (two 16MP sensors), acceptance it to abduction stereoscopic images. Interestingly, Vu has aswell accustomed the Vu 3D camera a 3.2-inch autostereoscopic LCD affectation (320x480), not acute glasses.

 Users can affix the Vu 3D camera anon to an HDTV, via its HDMI port. It appearance 128MB of congenital storage, which can be broadcast via SD agenda aperture (up to 32GB). Optical zoom in 3D approach is up to 8X, while in 2D mode, it is up to 10X.

 The Vu 3D camera appearance a F3.2 lens with a 5.1mm focal length, and annal video in H.264 (avi) format. It can almanac 720p HD video at 60fps in 3D and 2D, yield still images in 2M, 5M, 16M (firmware Interpolation) sizes, and 2D still images in 2M, 5M, 8M, 16M (firmware Interpolation) sizes.

 Commenting on the barrage of the Vu 3D camera, Vu Technologies’ CEO, Devita Saraf said:

 “At Vu Technologies, we accept consistently been advanced of the ambit in agreement of innovation, be it with articles like the Super TV or the TelePresence. The 3D camera is addition such innovation, and we are admiring to be introducing it at a time if the bazaar absolutely understands technology. We accept that our artefact will see immense appeal in a country like India for several reasons. First, there has been a huge auction of 3D TVs in India with actual little admission or availability to accurate 3D content. Second, about-face of 2D to 3D in accepted 3D TV doesn’t absolutely accord the absolute aftereffect of 3D. Through this introduction, we aim to arch the bazaar gap and action a band-aid no artefact in the accepted bazaar book offers.”

ZDNet Asia conducted an online survey between March 2011 and March 2012 to look into the pay packages Asia's IT professionals were receiving and related market trends.

The study polled a total of 945 respondents from various job functions varying from administrators and support to IT management and systems development, and across seven Asian economies: China, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, and Thailand.

India contributed 508 participants to the survey. Of these, 176 of them had less than 5 years of working experience in the industry and 254 had between 5 and 10 years, while 78 had more than 10 years' worth of experience.

In terms of pay, those in IT management within the country's IT, Web and telecom sector head the top earners list with an average annual salary of just over 1 million rupees, trumping their counterparts in the legal and finance sector who earn 986,500 rupees a year.

In the following charts, INR denotes the Indian rupee.