Toshiba has revealed that it will release a 3D-ready TV later in the year. At the UK launch of its Freeview HD and LED TV range of TVs, the company announced that a 3D version of its TV range was in the making.
A UK release date is set for Q4 this year, with full specifications to be announced at IFA 2010 in September.
"We may not have announced it today but we are looking to release a 3D-Ready TV range this year," announced Olivier Van Wynendaele, Assistant General Manager for Marketing Europe at Toshiba to TechRadar. "We will have more specific details at IFA 2010."
Technology used
When pushed about what technology will be used, Wynendaele was very coy. However, he did mention that "it won't be polarised".
It doesn't take a brain surgeon to figure that the company is looking into active shutter, tech then. Unless Tosh is going down the old-school anaglyph route.
"We are looking into using the best technology possible and the one which is right for the consumer," explained Wynendaele.
He also revealed the Cell TV will be 3D-ready when it hits the UK – which points to the TV also coming out Q4 in 2010.
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llenb2520
February 11th 2010
2. I found a video about 3D TV and 3D gaming on youtube made by guys who went to CES and saw them in person. I'm pretty excited for it even though I'm not looking forward to maybe buying a new blu ray player
http://www.youtube.com/user/SolidSignalTV&rclk=cti
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justinherass
February 11th 2010
1. 3D technology is truley amazing, the snippits seen far mean big things in the future, I for one can't wait till this fully hit's the market.
http://www.digitaldirect.co.uk/
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