Panasonic has released the latest 3D-capable consumer camcorder- TM750 that was announced at a press conference in Tokyo on Wednesday, PC World stated.

The firm stated that the camcorders are set to hit shelves in Japan by 20 August and across the world by the end of the year.

The camcorder will have storage capacity of 96GB, and the TM650 comes up with 64 GB. The camcorders help record both 2D and 3D content which makes use of conversion lens present at the front of the devices.

The camcorders can easily record full HD video without making use of 3D lens. The firm also claims of releasing the first interchangeable 3D lens for its LUMIX digital cameras by the end of the year which many of the enthusiasts are looking for it.

The Japanese maker will seemingly be a leader in case of 3D offerings with the launch of latest 3D camcorders, cameras and television sets.