Practically every HDTV manufacturer started their press conference by announcing that 3D is a big deal for them this year. However, different TV companies are planning to take their 3D emphasis in different directions. Read on for a look at how big 3D is going to be, and the different kinds of 3D TVs that will be showing up in 2011.
3D TVs Everywhere
For the majority of 2010, you couldn’t buy a 3D TV without spending at least $1300 or so for a 40-inch set. 3D features were only implemented in the high-end and mid-range models, and between the 3D TV and the glasses, you might be looking and spending $600 more for a 3D than you would for a comparable 2D-only set. It wasn’t until the holidays that we started seeing sub-$1000 3D TVs coming out.
More: http://www.macworld.com/article/156930/
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3D TVs Everywhere
For the majority of 2010, you couldn’t buy a 3D TV without spending at least $1300 or so for a 40-inch set. 3D features were only implemented in the high-end and mid-range models, and between the 3D TV and the glasses, you might be looking and spending $600 more for a 3D than you would for a comparable 2D-only set. It wasn’t until the holidays that we started seeing sub-$1000 3D TVs coming out.
More: http://www.macworld.com/article/156930/
