3D TVs

No matter how many times 3D displays emerge and fade, the tech refuses to die. Researchers have now developed a glasses-free 3D display prototype that uses nanostructured lenses to produce more realistic images that can be seen over a longer distance.

Are you one of those people who keep your TV and computer on at the same time, simultaneously watching the one while looking things up on the other? If so, you might like SeeSpace's new InAiR Augmented TV system. It superimposes layered internet content over top of the existing TV picture.

EyeFly 3D screen protector turns a regular mobile device screen into a glasses-free 3D display.

When it comes to a modern minimalist look, the new 2013 Philips DesignLine TV takes the cake, with no visible frame or stand, it looks like nothing more than a square sheet of glass.

Sony has filed a US patent for 3D glasses that can be used with any 3D TV set.

Panasonic showed its flagship Plasma TV for 2013 at CES: the ZT60 series.

Samsung and LG have both unveiled curved 55-inch OLED TVs in Las Vegas, which are claimed to offer users a more immersive viewing experience.

Hisense has demonstrated a 3D TV with a transparent display.

Hisense revealed new advancements in their own glasses-free 3D technology at CES with the 60-inch GF60XT980 television concept

Hisense revealed a new line of Ultra-HD LED TVs in 65-, 84-, and 110-inch sizes at CES 2013.

LG shows off its massive 84-inch 4K TV.

LG's CINEMA 3D SmartTV comes with the ability to play popular game apps.