Companies like, Sony, Samsung, LG and many others are working hard to get the 3D Television technology introduced, Most of the companies share a similar target date for the introduction of 3d TVs. It appears that the companies are working towards the introduction of these televisions in 2010.

Sony recently announced that it was going to introduce a range of 3D TVs in late 2010. the 3D TV sets will form part of the Bravia range, although it is not yet clear which markets the televisions will be introduced in first.

A lot of people are waiting in anticipation for the release of the technology that is set to revolutionize the whole entertainment experience

A super-slim 1.2-inch depth, this TV is perfect for hanging on the wall. Plus the red Touch of Color design complements any room.

Product Details
* Ultra-slim 55-inch LED HDTV with full HD 1080p resolution for the sharpest picture possible
* LED technology enables a true-to-life range of picture brightness; uses 40 percent less energy than conventional LCD TVs
* InfoLink RSS feeds of news, weather and sports from your broadband connection
* SRS TruSurround HD
* S/PDIF Optical Digital Audio Output: 1

Picture quality, design, and environmental impact was represent by this LED TV, Samsung’s new Series 7 LED TVs. Featuring deep contrast, true-to-life color reproduction, and an incredible range of brightness without compromising clarity, these TVs represent the most advanced HDTV technology available using no paint spray, no mercury, and 40% less power. Measuring only 1.2-inches deep, these are also some of the slimmest HDTV available. Perfect for mounting on the wall, the screen’s soft, square edges feature a touch of amber, creating a majestic frame around the image, like a work of art. Best of all, you can use the Series 7 to access data on your USB cameras and drives, or connect to the Internet and use built-in widgets to check out Flickr, get stock or weather updates, and link to PCs to access your local media. With price $3,000-$4,000 maybe Samsung’s new Series 7 LED TV will be your choice for your home entertainment

Hey, look at that — it’s Panasonic’s super-hot one-inch thick Z1 wireless HDTV, just cold sitting out for sale in a San Jose Magnolia store. No official availability announcement yet, but we’re guessing it’s coming soon, right on time for the Z1′s plannedsummer debut. Everyone got their $6,000 ready?

Homer Simpson once said “The internet, is that thing still around?” Yes Homer, it is. And now it’s on your TV. Vizio just announced its latest line of LCD TVs that will incorporate 802.11n wireless networking among other cool features.

The new SV422XVT, SV472XVT, and VF552XVT will be available in starting in October. The TVs will come pre-loaded with widgets from Vudu, Revision3, Facebook, Twitter, and Flickr just to name a few. The TVs will also feature the latest in LCD technology: LED backlights.

This means that these TVs will pack a king’s worth of features in them all for no additional cost. That’s right. Prices for these models appear to be the same as the models they replace. It’s no wonder that Vizio is now the hottest selling TV in America. Now if we could just get Vizio to send us one we would be sold for sure.

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