3D TVs and displays news and resources

Burton is showing their Aerial True 3D volumetric display at CES 2012. This display (unveiled on November 2011) uses lasers to create a volumetric display and is based on technology developed in 2006 by AIST and Keio University. The idea is to use lasers to produce plasma excitation from oxygen an nitrogen atoms in the air:

Sony is showing a new 46" glasses-free 3D TVs. The panel is an LCD panel, here's a video showing the display in action:

3D-Display-Info's main focus is 3D display technology, industry and market. It seems that most new TV sets announced these days include 3D support. While this is great news for the 3D industry, we decided to stop listing all those new TVs - and we'll only report on new and exciting 3D displays...

Haier "Designer" EV series (55", 65") are Edge-backlit passive-3D LED LCDs that features 2D-to-3D conversion, Yahoo Connected TV and Haier's own Smart Hoem UI.

We do not know the price yet, but the TVs should ship by Q2 2012.

During CES 2012, Samsung announced a 55" Super-OLED TV, with active-shutter 3D support. Samsung wouldn't reveal the model number and price yet, but it does promise it will ship the TV by Q2 or Q3 2012. The Super-OLED TV also features Samsung's new Smart TV and Smart-Interaction technologies. It includes a camera can can be controled via a remote control, voice control, motion control and face recognition.

LG's 55EM9600 is a 55" Full-HD OLED TV featuring 100,000,000:1 contrast ratio and fast response time (1,000 times faster than LCD according to LG). The panel is only 4mm thick, and the whole TV weighs just 7.5Kg. The TV features passive 3D.panel.

We do not know the release date or price yet (although DisplaySearch estimates that it will cost $8,000 and be released in 3Q 2012). The TV will be called EM960V in the UK. Here's a nice video introducing this cool TV:

The Z100 3D is a budget dual-lens 3D camcorder from Toshiba. It features a 2.8" glasses-free 3D LCD and 16mp stills.

The Z100 3D will ship towards the end of March 2012 for $220.