We’ve talked a lot about 2010′s technology and gadgets and what to expect this year on the Moxie Mo Show. One topic that is all the buzz is 3D – not the typical red/blue glasses you wear in a big movie theater, but 3D HDTVs and networks that will soon carry 3D television.

I think we can all agree that 2010 is surprising that 3D technology could actually be in people’s homes… quite frankly, I thought it’d take another 10 years to get the experience something worthwhile AND something inexpensive. But according to CES 2010, it looks like it may be coming sooner than you thought.

The Discovery Channel, one of my most favorite networks (Animal Planet, Discovery Channel, Discovery Health, etc) has teamed with Sony and Imax to bring 3D technology and programming to people’s homes in 2011. “So far, the 3D network doesn’t have a name. But when it launches, the companies said it will feature “content from genres that are most appealing in 3D, including natural history, space, exploration, adventure, engineering, science and technology, motion pictures and children’s programming from Discovery, Sony Pictures Entertainment, Imax, and other third-party providers,” quotes Cnet.com.

But more than science, sports fan will love this: ESPN, according to a USA Today report, is creating an ESPN 3D Channel that will deliver more than 85 live sporting events in 3D!

So what does one need to prepare for this new and awesome technology? Obviously, your new HDTV you got for Christmas will not suffice – but the newest and yet-to-come HDTVs will be 3D-ready and yes, glasses will be required. The question remains though, do you think 3D will be a hit (if done right) even with having to wear 3D glasses or will it just be another bust, like the 80s 3D flicks?

So for those of us covering every minute of the Consumer Electronics Show, you’ll soon read some very exciting news (well, it’s exciting to me at least).  According to Engadget, TRENDnet announced that there will be a wireless router upgrader for anyone who’s interested in speeding up their home wireless network.

What makes this unique is that consumers will not have to go out and buy a new wireless router (802.11n).  According to TRENDnet, all you have to do is buy their upgrade and it will change/upgrade your router to 802.11n which can make your browsing increase by twelve times the speed.  It will also give you six times the coverage (for those of us who like to surf the net from our cars! Just kidding…)

We’re not sure when this will hit the retail stores but as soon as it does, I have a feeling a lot of novices and pros will be buying this… if it’s as easy as it sounds.  It’s also supposed to be pretty inexpensive in regards to wireless routers (802.11n) .  And it’s good for the environment (not producing more routers in this world or a huge increase of routers in the trash!)