Panasonic’s VT25 3D television set launched as a complete package for your home. It also proved a winner at the Best Of CES 2010 because of its high-defination and picture sound. So its nothing better than this for the present. Have a look at its details.
LG, Sony, Samsung, Toshiba and Vizio all announced 3D-compatible HDTVs at this year’s CES, but Panasonic has made it to be the winner. The company began flaunting an extra dimension at last year’s CES, and this year it has finally announced a shipping date for its first 3D plasma TV. Dubbed the VT25 series, the 50- and 54-inch models are among the first 3D-capable flat-panel HDTVs available for sale in the U.S.
The set will include one pair of 3D glasses, every other 3D set announced at the show, save Sony’s XBR-LX900 series, lacks included glasses. Also, like all other makers, Panasonic will employ an active LC shutter system. The right and left lens in the glasses alternately darkens and lightens, too quickly to perceive, while the TV synchronously displays the corresponding right- and left-eye-specific images. The result is a stereoscopic 3D effect that, in the case of the VT25 mated to full-resolution 3D content, preserves all 1,920×1,080 (1080p) pixels for each eye, therefore Panasonic’s term Full HD 3D.
You can have the Panasonic VT25 with or without WiFi as per your requirements. The ISFC mode protocol will give classy picture quality and is compatible with Twitter, Pandora, Netflix and Fox Sports. Even you can play a variety of games on this 3D Panasoinc VT25 Plasma. So when are you getting it?
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