Despite Toshiba having glasses-less 3DTVs on the market already, Samsung’s spoken out about the future of 3DTV by saying “attempts to put glasses-free 3DTV to market within the next 10 years will be difficult”. Uh-oh. More »
If there was one clear message from Sony’s press event at CES today, it was that they love them some 3D. But what was most exciting was some of the prototype devices they were showing off on their stand, including a 24.5-inch OLED 3D screen that doesn’t require glasses. More »
If you already own a 103-inch plasma from Panasonic, it’s time for an upgrade! Panasonic have announced that their hulk of a TV set will support Full HD 3D from early next year. More »
Did you read through the post this morning on watching the World Cup in 3D and think to yourself, “But that’s pointless for Australians!”? We did, which is why we’ve put together this handy guide to watching the matches in 3D here in Australia… More »
I have to admit that even though I’m not overly fussed on the whole concept of 3D in the home, I’d still like to win Sony’s 3D home promotion. They’re offering one family in Australia the chance to host a Sony-themed house party, where they’ll kit your house out with the latest Sony 3D gear, invite celebrities and Sony Music artists to perform in your back yard and pretty much leave your house completely 3D’d. More »
LG’s TV launch checklist: Big sporting event? Check. New TV lineup? Check. Bonus giveaways to link the two and try and boost sales? Coming at you now below the fold. More »
One of the biggest questions with 3DTVs is how many pairs of glasses you’ll get in the box when you buy a shiny new 3D capable set. In LG’s case, the answer is a big, fat zero. More »
