3D LED TV

3D is the in thing in home entertainment in the year 2010 as seen at the Consumer Electronic Show, the world’s largest consumer technology tradeshow. Panasonic, a trusted name in electronics, has come up with the VT25 series plasma TVs, which includes the Viera TCPVT25 Plasma Full HD 3D TV. This has been adjudged the best 3D TV at CES by the CNET editors, to whom you turn to for the most unbiased reviews on consumer electronic products.

So, what is it that makes the Panasonic TCP54VT25 the CNET editors’ choice? To begin with, Panasonic’s 3D HD televisions provide viewers with the ultimate in 3D experience by showing each eye the full resolution of 1080p. A pair of 3D eyewear is provided with each pack of this plasma television. With an amazing contrast ratio, you can enjoy visuals on your TC-P54VT25 54-inch 3D Plasma HDTV anywhere right from a brightly lit room to a darkened area.

This Panasonic 3D HDTV meets the stringent standards of THX, thereby it is capable of providing you with movie images exactly like the filmmakers intended them to be. The THX Movie Mode will automatically set the TV for the best movie watching experience.

Panasonic’s Viera Cast, in addition to the usual web content access, also provides you with Skype connectivity. So, you can connect with your loved ones and watch them on the large screen of the Panasonic TCP54VT25 Viera Flat Panel TV. The Viera Link allows for similarly equipped devices to communicate with each other and so you can create a full home entertainment hub.

We assure you that once you check out the Panasonic TCP54VT25 for yourself, you will agree with us that this HDTV is worth every penny you spend.

The Panasonic TCP58VT25 is a technological marvel as far as home entertainment is concerned. This HDTV has earned itself the distinction of the best 3D TV of the year 2010 and not without solid reasons.

The TC-P58VT25 58-inch plasma 3D TV employs quite a few advanced technical features to treat its consumers with a spectacular experience they will not forget in a hurry. The plasma technology, owing to its fast refresh rate, is responsible for providing a full 1080p resolution separately to the left and right eye. In contrast, even the latest LCD TVs are not able to match the ultra-smooth 3D performance of a Plasma TV on this feature. Given that the Panasonic TCP58VT25 is THX certified, you can expect excellent picture quality as that of films shot.

Thanks to Panasonic’s NEO Plasma Display Panel, the smaller power supply has not only brought down the costs of the Panasonic TCP58VT25 Flat Panel HDTV, it also helps in major savings in your power bill. This panel has also resulted in significantly brightening the visuals, though it still is not a match to LCD televisions.

This TV features both Wireless as well as Ethernet connectivity so that you are able to access your favorite web contents like YouTube, Picasa, Netflix, Amazon, Twitter, Skype, Video on Demand, and much more. Attach a keyboard in the USB terminal, and you make a PC irrelevant.

In spite of all the exciting aspects of the TC-P58VT25 58-inch Plasma 3D TV, if you are in the market looking for a super slim TV to enhance the décor of your living room, then we suggest that you look elsewhere.

Another year another Vizio monster screen but this time it comes in the shape of a gargantuan 72 inch 3d flat screen tv. Last year’s top model was the 55 inch backlit XVT complete with WiFi that came in at a very competitive $2k, well fast forward 12 months this years offering with it’s high-tech, high-spec and a whole 72 inches of lcd panel may well prove to be the most tempting 3d tv system.

The top of the Vizio XVT range, due out in August, will sport wireless HD along with Vizio’s internet applications widget platform and wireless-N all packed behind an impressive 72 inches of flicker free, 480HZ, 3d enabled, lcd and all for an amazing $3.5K.

For anyone with a smaller budget or apartment room then Vizio offer alternative 47 and 55 inch models. These have identical features including the 3d capability and in addition will sport a new anti-reflective to reduce that annoying glare when the lighting is not perfect. The 47 inch version will be priced circa $2K with the 55 inch going out at $2.5K. For some reason the company have not slotted a 60 something inch version in there, perhaps a decision they will rue in the future as I do think they might have missed out given the price point they have come in at with their range and the huge gap between the 55 and 72 inch models (and prices).

All three models will benefit from 3D displays with Sensio technology and those all important 3d lcd glasses are the latest offering from XpanD, the all singing, all dancing bluetooth synchronized active shutter type. A wireless hdmi adapter can be purchased separately, it has 4 hdmi inputs that will use the 60ghz band to blast hd signals out.

It may take a while to get use to it but it looks very much like this time around 3D is here to stay. Vizio have set a bench mark with the XVT 3d tv system range. They may not win any design awards but as far as large 3d flat screen tv goes, these prices will be very difficult to beat.