3DTV

Exclusive "As a manufacturer we are responsible"

Exclusive Samsung has revealed to TechRadar that smaller 3D TVs will be coming to the market in 2011, despite the company warning that when it comes to 3D bigger is definitely better.

Toshiba has announced that it is looking into glasses-less 3D, with the unveiling of a 21-inch autostereoscopic display.

Nvidia is doing the rounds with Panasonic in the US at the moment, showing off its barrage of 3D-enabled kit.

The 3D tech that'll make Twickenham tick

There were more people than normal seeing double in pubs up and down the UK yesterday, with some lucky football fans watching the Super Sunday clash between Arsenal and Manchester United in Sky 3D.

LG has taken conventional 3D technology and given it a bit of a spruce for its latest model range.

Screen Digest has put its neck out and announced that 10 per cent of all TVs sold worldwide will have 3D integration by 2011, but only if a 3D standard is put in place.

Exclusive TechRadar can reveal that Sky did not say it was planning to bring 3D TV to the UK by 2009, despite reports to the contrary.