DisplaySearch announced that, according to its latest research, total TV shipments in 2010 will reach more than 243 million units, a 16% increase from 2009. According to the statement, LCD TV shipments are expected to grow to 188 million units worldwide, up from 145 million units in 2009, as strong growth in Japan, Europe, and …
ABI Research announced that it expects worldwide 3D TV shipments to approach 50 million units in 2015. According to the statement, a new ABI Research study, “3D TVs” includes forecasts for flat-panel TVs, 3D-ready TVs, and consumer survey data from July 2010.
AMIMON announced its WHDI Stick, a new product design that showcases how consumers can wirelessly view content from their tablet, notebook or netbook on their TVs.
Sensio Technologies Inc. announced that a major semiconductor manufacturer plans to incorporate the SENSIO 3D format into upcoming system-on-a-chip (SoC) and digital signal processing (DSP) products targeted at 3D TVs.
Toshiba Corporation announced two new LCD TVs that offer 3D viewing without the need to use dedicated eye glasses. According to the statement, the new “Glasses-less 3D REGZA GL1” series comes in two models, the 20-inch (1280 x 720) 20GL1 and 12-inch (466 x 350) 12GL1, and will available in Japan at the end of …
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Sony Corporation announced that it will showcase its 3D products, technologies and content at CEATEC JAPAN, to be held at the Makuhari Messe International Convention Complex in Chiba City, October 5-9, 2010.
Sony Europe announced that Sony 3D HDTVs have scooped the top three places for an LCD 3D TV in 3D Radar’s “10 Best 3D TVs in the World today” roundup, beating off competition from Samsung, LG and Philips. According to the statement, Sony’s KDL-60LX903 took first place for an LCD set (Panasonic’s TX-P65VT20B Plasma was …
Runco announced its Vistage Series of visually customizable flat panel displays at CEDIA 2010. According to the statement, the Vistage Series includes 3D-ready 50″ (V-50HD), 58″ (V-58HD) and 63″ (V-63HD) models for $5,995, $7,995, $9,495 respectively and will be available December 2010.
Monster announced the debut of its Monster Vision Max 3D universal wireless 3D eyewear. According to the statement, Monster Vision Max 3D glasses work with every brand of 3D HDTVs, are sized to fit all heads and may be worn over prescription glasses. The eyeglasses and transmitter kit are scheduled to ship this month and …
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Sharp Electronics of Canada Ltd. announced its first 3D LED LCD televisions for the Canadian market, the AQUOS Quattron 3D LE925 series. According to the statement, available in 60-inch (LC-60LE925UN) and 52-inch (LC-52LE925UN) screen sizes, the new AQUOS Quattron 3D HDTVs retail for a few hundred dollars less than in the U.S. at $4,999.99 and …
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Sharp Electronics Corporation announced its first 3D LED LCD televisions for the U.S. market, the AQUOS Quattron 3D LE925 series. According to the statement, available in 60-inch (LC-60LE925UN) and 52-inch (LC-52LE925UN) screen sizes, the new AQUOS Quattron 3D HDTVs employ Sharp’s quad pixel LCD technology and are available for $5,299.99 and $4,199.99 respectively.