It’s been a crazy couple of weeks in the world of 3D.
The Nintendo 3DS has launched, Penthouse has launched Europe’s first 3D adult entertainment channel, and the LG Optimus become available for pre-order.
The latest thing to excite 3DTVWatcher is that stalwart of 3D hardware, a good old fashioned 3D TV.
Panasonic has announced that its two latest 3D TVs will be available in April, with the TC-L37T30 and the TC-L32T30 offering 37 and 32 inch 3D goodness respectively.
Both models feature numerous features which will get AV enthusiasts tails wagging, with internet connectivity, four HDMI inputs, an SD card reader, three USB ports, input for PC connectivity and DLNA compatibility.
On screen things are just as tasty, with a 240Hz refresh rate and a wide viewing angle allowing viewers to enjoy the full 3D effect en masse, addressing an issue that has bothered many consumers who fail to see the value in 3D if it can’t be enjoyed in large groups, and rightly so.
The TVs, both full HD, are set to be released in April and whilst no UK pricing plans have been announced yet, the price is expected to be around the £1,400 and £1,000 mark for the TC-L37T30 and the TC-L32T30 respectively.
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