If you have not bought a new TV set for a good 4 or 5 years, then 2010 is the year for it. The future of TV has been improved through the quality, agility and 3D capabilities. CES 2010 in Las Vegas went up to the end of the 10th January. After a closer look at high-definition TVs on display, we have the trends for 2010 and narrowed the most exciting launches this year outlining expected.
After a year of speculation, has confirmed the first TV manufacturer that 2010 is the year of 3D-TV -with manufacturers such as LG, Sony, Samsung and Toshiba announced that it will be in 3-D TVs to sell in the United Kingdom in April. Sky has announced that 3D broadcast will be available in October, we recommend you invest in a new HDTV program, even for a 3D.
OLED is set to be the next big step in image quality. The only problem is that manufacturers like LG OLED TV is as big as 15 inches, but we expect to see large amounts over the nextYears as technology advances inevitably. (OLED stands for Organic Light Emitting Diode), produces sharp images with incredible quality and definition.
Well, that's small enough to mention. We see our list of the best HDTV in stores in 2010 ...
Infinia LE9500 LG 3D-Ready LCD TV
For those who are lucky enough to have been to this year's CES show that LG Model 6.9 mm is the thinnest LCD TV in the world. Infinia LE9500 LG 3D-Ready LCD TV isequipped with an arsenal of innovations that support 3D-Ready, the features of Skype and streaming media, Netflix, Vudu, YouTube, Napster and Yahoo Widgets is .. With this model LG TV LED design conventions, turning the screen into real speakers are broken - what should be the thinnest, with no compromise in sound quality.
Toshiba mobile TV
Used in addition to using the same type of processor in the PlayStation 3 offers native 3D-capable, Toshiba has packedthe next generation of HDTVs with all the features we've ever dreamed. Toshiba also claims that, thanks to a new technology called Cell Trivector, TV series, the 2D content into 3D content can be converted in real time. No demo was available so we have to keep it off for our opinion today.
Samsung LED 9000 series
The 900 series is the next generation of Samsung's LED-LCD-TV, the flagship of the Samsung C9000 is perhaps one of the most intelligent TV series we've ever seen on the set. Only in this wayC900 smoothness can understand: the model is the same width as a number two pencil. The Samsung C900 is, of course, 3D, and is also capable of converting 2D content into 3D, once again demo was not available.
LG 15-inch OLED TV
Despite its size, the LG 15-inch OLED TV OLED TV is the largest possible date, but give a few more years and see 26, 36, 47-inch OLED TV. OLED is the future of HDTV LG OLED produces this razor-sharp image and the image is absolutely amazingQuality.
Sony Bravia 3D TV
As expected, Sony is also caught the flu-3D, which has contaminated the world's largest television producers and also introduced a new series of 3D TVs at CES this year. Sony offers three separate lines of 3D Bravia HDTV. The LX900 series, since this summer, up to 60 inches in size and has an edge-lit LED backlight system. Other features include 240Hz processing, integrated Wi-Fi and two active glasses for viewing 3D content. TheSony's monolithic design features a glass surface with an industrial edge to edge is called.
Enter the consumer electronics giant also aired its first 3D 3D capable Blu-ray player with WiFi connectivity and instant streaming of online content.
