3D TV Buying Guide: Everything You Need to Know
Posted by yangga.8May 27
You’ve worn the glasses. Seen the demos. Winced at objects flying out the screen. And you’re ready to buy a 3D TV.
Congratulations, brave early adopter. Although the 3D TV maelstrom at CES 2010 generated a fair bit of skepticism, the technology also managed to floor many people, and if the commercial success of Avatar is any indication, 3D movies aren’t going to disappear any time soon. Ready to get in on the ground floor? Watch out, it’s still under construction. But our 3D TV buyer’s guide can help show you how to set up shop in three dimensions. Follow along as we lay your questions on the new format to rest.
Which new models were announced at CES 2010? When will they be available?
Just about every major manufacturer announced a 3D television at CES 2010. Here’s a rundown on the big models in order of their release:
•Panasonic Viera VT25 Series Plasma (Available now)
•Samsung LED8000 Series LCD (Available now)
•LG LX9500 Series LCD (Available in Korea, coming to U.S. in May)
•Sony LX900 Series LCD (Summer 2010)
•Vizio XVT Pro Series LCD (Available in August 2010)
•Toshiba Cell TV ZX900 Series LCD (Fall 2010)
With the exception of Samsung’s LED8000 series (which will be trumped by the LED9000 later on), these represent flagship models. Most manufacturers are also offering more stripped down versions at lower price points. Check out 3DMovieList for a comprehensive list of models, release dates and features.
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3 comments
Comment by Erin Turner on June 20, 2010 at 2:57 pm
it is really exciting to watch 3d movies. i hope that there would be 3d sexy movies too.~:-
Comment by Aidan Bailey on August 22, 2010 at 3:38 pm
3d movies are so cool, i just wish that we could watch 3d movies on TV.”*
Comment by Sydney Collins on October 7, 2010 at 8:53 am
3d movies are hard to come by but they are the coolest;~,