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LG's upcoming HDTV range document was leaked, and according to it LG's 3D LX9500 HDTV will ship in the second week of may. This 55" LED LCD supports 480Hz.

LG Infinia LE9500

The document also contained information about a LG LX6500 which will also offer 3D but will be cheaper, and the BG850, a 3D Blu-ray player.

Via Slashgear

Both LG and Samsung are said to release their 3D TVs next month. Samsung will offer the LED 9000, a LED-LCD with a powerful 3D processor. LG's 3D TV is also a LED-LCD, in sizes 32" to 55" (the Infinia LE9500).

Samsung 3D LED TV Prototype

Samsung say they plan to sell 2.6 million 3D TVs in 2010 (their previous estimate was 2 million). 

Via KoreaTimes

LG Display's CEO Kwon Young-soo says that they are focusing on two technologies this year: 3D displays and OLEDs. The see OLEDs and Solar cells as the company's future cash cows. Those businesses will start to contribute financially in 2012. In fact he hopes that more demand for TVs is likely, if 3D-Display products successfully draws consumers' attention.

LG Display 23-inch HD 3D panels

Via OLED-Info

LG is introducing a new 3D projector: the CF3D. It has FullHD, 3D and a single-lens. It sports 3D auto picture calibration, a twin engine, two HDMI 1.3 sockets, 300 ANSI lumens and a single USB input.

DisplaySearch say that more and more panel manufacturers are integrating 3D into their panels:

• CMO has been the most aggressive in promoting 3D and touch capabilities in monitor panels. They are currently mass producing 23.6”W 3D displays, and 23.6”W and 27”W with touch capability will be mass-produced in Q1’10.
• Samsung, LG Display and AUO are all developing new monitor panel models with touch and 3D features for 2010 launches.

More information over at DisplaySearch

LG wants to have a leadership position in 3D TVs. They aim to sell 400,000 3D TVs in 201, and 3.4 million in 2011. They will unveil a full lineup of 3D TV models in 2H 2010. 

LG Display 23-inch HD 3D panels

LG Display announces new 3D LCD panels - these are 23" that supports full-HD (LG claims that these are the world's first 3D-HD panels). The panels support both 2D and 3D images, include their "high performance 3D exclusive controller" and has copper bus line for better resolution and picture quality.

Now we have to wait for someone to market this as a 3D monitor or small 3D TV...