Samsung and Panasonic are already selling 3D-TV
March 10, 2010 – 11:28 pm
Today, Samsung and Panasonic started selling a new generation televisions that support work in 3D-mode.
Initially, Samsung will offer two 3D-panel – with a diagonal of 46 and 55 inches. In the next few months will be presented to 13 other TVs with the ability to display three-dimensional images. It is noted that a set of 46-inch model, two pairs of special glasses, and Blu-ray player with support for 3D will cost in the U.S. market of approximately $3 000. Price devices with larger diagonal will reach $7 000.
Panasonic price list does not disclose. 3D-TV are made on the basis of plasma panels and will initially be offered via Best Buy, reports Kompyulenta.
The first buyers of 3D-device should be ready for a limited choice of collateral content. Another limiting factor may be the need for glasses.
recall that this week a plan to withdraw the market 3D-panel also shared Sony: the corporation will begin sales of such devices, 10 June; cost they will be from $3 200.
