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
LG LW6500
LG's LW6500 LED TV is one of the more innovative TVs to be announced at CES 2011. It uses passive 3D -- just like a cinema screen -- which means glasses are a lot cheaper and crosstalk should be reduced. It also has all the Web features you'd expect from a high-end TV in 2011, like an application download service and movie streaming.
- Review Date:
- Reviewer:
- Manufacturer:
- 21st Jan., 2011
- Campbell Simpson
- LG
- Rating:
- Price:
- TBA
- Pros:
- Passive 3D means much cheaper 3D glasses and no flicker
- Cons:
- You've still got to wear glasses, picture resolution is reduced in 3D mode
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