3D TV Reviews : $2000 - $3000

Although the D7000 series is considered as the entry point for Samsung 3D plasma HDTVs, the Samsung PN59D7000 Plasma HDTV is an excellent TV, offering high-definition images, blur-free image motion, very quick response time, and of course an immersive 3D experience.
The TV relies on plasma gas to activate visible light photons that produce colors on…

Employing an improved active 3D technology, the Samsung UN46D6400 3D LED HDTV delivers an immersive viewing experience not only when paired with sources that can deliver 3D content, such as a Blu-ray disc player, game console, or subscription to a 3D TV channel. It can also upconvert regular 2D images on your old DVDs to…

Entertainment from the Samsung UN60D7000 LED HDTV goes beyond regular TV programs, movies from your DVD player, and interactive games from your game console. It is a smart TV that delivers entertainment options that used to be available only via computers.
Featuring Samsung “One Design”, the TV displays images that often appear like they are floating…

The jury is still out on whether plasma TVs are better than their LCD counterparts, and may remain out for some time. Both have their advantages, and disadvantages as well, and your choice may have to depend on your own watching habits and the kind of shows you like to watch. If you decide to…

Employing 3D active shutter glasses, the Sony Bravia XBR55HX929 Local Dimming LED HDTV delivers a truly immersive viewing experience whether watching movies, videos, or playing interactive games. You will, of course, need a compatible source of 3D content like a 3D Blu-ray disc player or PlayStation 3.
The 3D active shutter glasses from Sony are designed…

Relying on passive 3D technology, the LG Infinia 55LW6500 Cinema 3D LED-LCD HDTV delivers 3D images to your living room without the heavy and expensive glasses that require batteries to run. Passive 3D, instead, uses glasses with polarized lenses that filter certain colors to generate three-dimensional images. These have no batteries and no mechanism to…

Thin flat panel TVs have largely supplanted those relying on cathode ray tubes. Using, instead, LED backlighting, the new TVs can be as thin as a couple of inches. Indeed, the screen of the Samsung UN60D6400 3D LED HDTV is only slightly over an inch thick. With its ultra-thin bezel frame, it looks as if…

HDTVs come with either LCD or plasma screens and it is inevitable that comparisons are made between the two. One common observation is that LCDs are a better choice in brightly lit rooms such as those with huge windows or doors, while plasmas perform better where the lights are low.
Thanks to Infinite Black 2 technology,…

Complementing your 3D HDTV, the Sony HXR-NX3D1 NXCAM 3D Compact Camcorder enables you to record and watch your own 3D videos or movies instead of solely relying on content from Blu-ray discs or TV broadcasts.
The camcorder relies on the same imaging elements as those used in Sony’s NXCAM line. It has an HD native Exmor…

Most of the 3D HDTVs in the market you see today relies on frame sequencing technology to deliver 3D images to viewers. The TV screen alternately displays two images while a 3D active shutter glasses worn by the viewer alternately shuts its lenses in sync with the TV display. This is called active 3D. An…