3D TVs

Today at IFA 2012 in Berlin, Toshiba announced Quad Full HD, an upcoming line of high-end 4K television displays set to compete with Sony's 84-inch TV.

The biggest announcement from Sony’s IFA press conference, if you’re going purely by the size of the device, was the unveiling of its KD-84X9005 BRAVIA LCD TV that packs an 84-inch LCD panel with 3,840 x 2,160 (4K) pixel resolution.

Researchers have developed a technology that converts conventional 3D Blu-rays in real-time, making them compatible with wide-angle autostereoscopic displays.

Samsung has unveiled its colossal new 75-inch flagship 3D TV which will ship with a gesture-controlled version of Angry Birds.

A new system allows the same video to be watched in 2D and 3D at the same time.

True multiple-perspective and glasses-free 3D TV seems much more likely thanks to new research coming out of MIT’s Media Lab.

Sharp is claiming the title of the world’s biggest LED TV with the launch of its 90-inch AQUOS LC-90LE745U.

Following their announcement at CES in January, Sony’s 2012 flagship BRAVIA LCD TVs have hit stores in the U.S., with other markets set to follow.

Samsung has unveiled its 55-inch Super OLED TV at CES 2012, which is set to hit stores in the second half of 2012.

LG will be unveiling the "world's largest 3D Ultra Definition TV" at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in January.

The STAN assistance system can quickly calibrate multiple video cameras, for glasses-free 3D television content production.

At IFA 2011, Philips revealed plans for a September launch of its Cinema 21:9 Platinum series LED TV that boasts a 2,560 x 1080p pixel resolution panel.