Worthiest 3D HDTVs for 2011 thus far

Panasonic is ready to offer you three new lines of Full HD 3D Plasma HDTVs for this year - the VT30, GT30 and ST30 series. With 1080pix resolution, these full HDTVs offer wonderful 3D experience to both the right and left eye. All of these TVs have that very own Panasonic’s Infinite Black Pro 2 Panel making your TV viewing experience soothing yet exciting in both dark and bright environments.

Panasonic 3D HDTVs are Wi-Fi enabled and DLNA certified. The TVs can also be converted to game mode. Additionally, Panasonic offers a pair of 3D glasses with this Full 3D HDTV and that too free of cost.

Samsung has always been innovative through its TV designs and this time also, it is not an exception. The new 3D HDTVs are modified version of already existing Samsung Series-9 of 3D HDTVs. However, they will not resemble its predecessors when it comes to viewing angle. The new HDTVs are not perfectly perpendicular on its base and they create a kind of angle we usually find in desktop and all-in-ones monitors.

The Series-9 3D HDTVs are also pretty slim. Inside the TVs, you will find an LED-backlit LCD and 3D capabilities, which will give real 3D experience.

Sony has five new series of 3D HDTVs to offer. Size range will be from 32" to 65". TheSony 3D HDTV series include the HX929, HX820, HX729, NX720, and the EX720. Main features of these TVs will be LED backlight technology, 800 Hz frame interpolation, and USB-HDD recording. To make these TVs more lucrative for consumers, Sony is also planning to include two pairs of 3D glasses and a webcam.

Mitsubishi's 92" 3D HDTV is probably the biggest in 3D plasma TV segment. This TV makes you feel that you are actually viewing inside a theater. That is the magic of its 3D DLP technology that is used in theaters. Apart from this, the TV provides StreamTV Internet Media service. So, so if you want to access applications like Vudu or Pandora, you can do that easily through this TV.

However, you don't get that 3D glass pair with this TV. You have to pay additional $399 to buy it. The set will cost between $5,000 and $6,000.

LG Full LED 3D HDTV, which is named as LZ9700, is powered by the company’s Full LED Technology. A complete full panel of LEDs are there behind the screen that gives you a perfectly illuminated 3D experience with vibrant and colorful pictures.

Main features of the LG LZ9700 are - Full HD resolution, TruMotion 400Hz refresh rate, Micro Pixel Control, Smart TV, DLNA, and Media Link. Not only that, this TV will also come with a Magic Motion Remote control.

Sharp has two 3D HDTV series in its kitty: LE935 and 70LE735. The first one, i.e. LE935 series, comes with full true backlit local dimming. The second one, i.e. 70LE735 is a 70" TV with only full array local dimming.

A significant feature of these Sharp TVs is their live 2D to 3D conversion set up. This can enhance the contrast of picture and thus deliver better quality picture.

Toshiba is offering two new ranges of 3D HDTVs: the TL515 series and the UL610 series. Both these stylish slim TVs use Toshiba’s new CEVO technology that enhances its 3D picture quality. It also allows 2D to 3D conversion. Another interesting feature is the 3D Cross Talk canceller, which will reduce ghosting and provide you better 3D images.

The UL610 Cinema Series TVs have Full HD 1080p Quantum BLACK LED Panel with Fine Local Dimming. It comes with CrystalCoat, which can make dramatic change in picture quality with better black levels. Enabled with new EVO-powered 480Hz ClearScan technology the TV shows clearer pictures during fast moving scenes.

Both these TVs are Wi-Fi enabled and come with Net TV and Yahoo Widgets. You can get TL515 TVs in various sizes - starting from 32" to 65". However, the UL610 Cinema Series will be available in 46", 55" and 65" diagonal screen sizes.