3D TV Reviews : $3000+

Plasma television sets are generally considered to have deeper blacks, higher contrast ratio, and a faster refresh rate than their LCD cousins. These result in more colors, sometimes running into billions, and better depiction of fast-moving images.
This is true with the Panasonic TC-P65VT25 3D-Ready Viera Plasma HDTV. Its 65-inch screen is, to date, the widest…

With a flat display panel that is less than an inch thick framed by an ultra-slim 8.5 mm bezel, the LG Infinia 55 LX9500 3D Ready LED LCD HDTV looks very sophisticated employing only cutting-edge technology. The transparent, sturdy, vertical support standing on the thin, flat, and glassy rectangular base that props the 55-inch screen…

The 58-inch Neo Plasma Display Panel of the Panasonic TC-58VT25 3D Ready Viera Plasma HDTV allows it to display full HD 1080p resolution images. With its fast refresh rate, the entire 1080 lines of resolution are displayed even with quick-moving images, thus giving you clear and distinct pictures of cars or horses racing and balls…

The science behind the Panasonic TC-P54VT25 3D Ready Viera Plasma HDTV relies on Frame Sequential technology. This consists in the reproduction of images by the plasma display panel that are intended to be presented to the left and right eyes alternately at a rate of 60 frames per second (fps). These images are seen through…

By adding an optional 3D transmitter to the Sony XBR52HX909 LED HDTV and wearing an Active Shutter glasses, your viewing experience is infinitely enriched with images that come alive jumping at you from the 52-inch TV screen. Using Frame Sequential Method, video images for each eye are displayed in very quick succession thus giving the…

LG brings television entertainment a notch, perhaps several notches, higher with the LG 55LX6500 3D LED Plus LCD HDTV. With their 3D technology you can actually feel you are immersed in the action that is happening on the TV screen. Don’t be too surprised if you’ll be dodging those flying soccer and golf balls as…