2011 Australian 3D TV reviews
Every Australian 3D TV we've reviewed this year
If you're in Australia, you've got maybe half a dozen big brands to choose a 3D TV from. We've looked at a whole stack — here's our list of every Panasonic, Samsung, Sony, LG, Sharp or Toshiba 3D TV we've reviewed this year.
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Sharp LC60LE925X
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Samsung Series 8
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Samsung Series 6
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Samsung Series 7
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Samsung Series 8
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Samsung Series 6
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LG LW6500
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Sony KDL-55HX925
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Sony KDL-55NX720
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Sony KDL-55EX720
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Panasonic VIERA TH-P55VT30A
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Panasonic VIERA TH-P50GT30A
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Toshiba Regza 46WL700A
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LG 50PZ950
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LG LW4500
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Samsung Series 8 (PS59D8000)
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Sony KDL-46HX820
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Panasonic ST30A (preview)
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Samsung Series 8 (UA55D8000)
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Samsung Series 8 (PS64D8000)
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LG 47LW6500
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Sony BRAVIA KDL-55HX925
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Panasonic VIERA TH-P42ST30A
Panasonic ST30A (preview)
Panasonic's ST30A plasmas aren't even the company's best model, with the VT30A and GT30A both more expensive. Picture quality looks good from our short time with the screen, and there are more video-on-demand services than in last year's models. Other televisions from brands like Samsung, LG and Sony do have more features built in though, so the Panasonic ST30A will have to stand on the strength of its picture quality alone.
- Review Date:
- Reviewer:
- Manufacturer:
- 3rd June, 2011
- Campbell Simpson
- Panasonic
- Rating:
- Price:
- TBA
- Pros:
- Cheaper than the VT30A and GT30A, but still Full HD 3D
- Panasonic's new video-on-demand looks good
- Cons:
- Video-on-demand is still better from Sony and Samsung and LG
- Designs are getting better, but they're still a bit boring
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