Panasonic plans to be 1st to market 3D HD TV for consumers

Posted Sep 15th, 2009 by Chief Gadgeteer

In perhaps their biggest play at the IFA conference in Berlin, Germany, Panasonic showed off their 3D TV for the home market. Their system is a traditional stereoscopic system that needs glasses and works in conjunction with their Blu-ray DVD player that has 3D content. Panasonic aims to hit the market with multiple TV sizes in 2010.

They already have a full website that shows off their 3D technology. Some of their other announcements at IFA 2009 can be found here.

Posted in Audio/Video, Home Theater, Gizmo of the Day

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