LG LED 3D Television

Seoul, South Korea: Technology giant LG Electronics has recently unveiled the world’s first full LED 3D television called LX9500 that boasts interactive features that will maximize the viewing experience of users.

In a statement, the company said this new product will be available in 47-inch and 55-inch screen and will be introduced in Korea by early May followed by other countries from Europe and North America.

To deliver full 3D images, the flat-screen TV features a backlight system that illuminated the LED panel directly behind, giving it an exceptional flawless and real-life quality pictures.  Complementing this feature is the contrast ratio of 10,000,000:1 and TruMotion Technology.

Another notable feature is the Multi Picture Format which is a standard for 3D images that supports pictures from 3D cameras without the need to convert these to computers.

To watch 3D programs, users should wear shutter glasses that create depth of field that makes it appear that they are part of the picture they are viewing.  And when it comes to the ergonomic design of the glasses, these can be worn for an extended period of time.  (The 3D glasses can be recharged through a USB port and can last up to 40 hours when fully charged.)

In a statement, the company is aiming to produce more than 80 million units by 2014 in an effort to be a key player on the 3D television industry.  And to make this plan more achievable, the technology giant will produce different screen size ranging from 42-inch to 150-inch, and introduce other 3D products including Plasma TVs, LEDLCD TVs, high-definition 3D projectors, and Blu-ray disc players

This is the rundown of LX9500’s main specifications:

•    Full HD 1080p
•    3D TV shutter glasses
•    Picture Wizard II
•    Built-in speaker
•    Slim design
•    USB 2.0
•    DLNA ready
•    Optional video camera
•    Skype support
•    Wireless AV link
•    Crystal Gradation with varying light

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