3D HDTVs

Looking to upgrade your HDTV? Amazon has got quite a few holiday deals on LED 3D TVs happening now. One item that stands out...

ony has just introduced their first consumer 4Kk HDTV measuring at 84-inches and 3840 x 2160 resolution (4x the resolution of current HD standards).

Sony has got a special offer right now for anyone in the market for a new 3D HDTV. Buy a 54.6" HX850 or HX750 LED TV and get a 160GB PlayStation 3 (valued at $249) for free.

Amazon is offering closeout pricing on select 60" and 65" HDTVs from last year. These aren't no-name brands either, with models from Panasonic, Samsung, and Sony in the bin.

A Toshiba representative tells CNET that a model similar to the 55-inch sets already on the foreign markets will be available in the U.S. in the first quarter of this year. There are no other details available on the size or specs of the set, but the company's glasses-free 3D technology - said to be improved over last year's - is getting some floor time at this week's Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.

LG will showcase its brand new Google TV product at CES 2012 in Las Vegas. The LG Google TV integrates Google's Android OS with LG's Smart TV and 3D technology.

LG has introduced a series of plasma HDTVs that are touch sensitive, allowing you to use a stylus pen on the display itself which has a protective scratch-resistant screen. You need to have a PC connected (via HDMI or RGB) to the PenTouch TV to make it work, which let's you access files, applications, and browse the internet.

Ever wonder what you could do with 14 pairs of 3D glasses? We can't honestly say we have. But here's an interesting promotion. Amazon is offering 14 pairs of 3D glasses with the purchase of a select LG Cinema 3D HDTV. Buy the 3D TV, which already comes with 4 pairs, and get 10 more pairs free.

Sharp announced they will bring back the Elite brand of televisions starting with two Elite series LED LCD HDTVs later this month.

Along with several other new products including an android-based tablet and fresh lineup of 3D TVs, Vizio has announced two new HDTVs capable of displaying the CinemaScope 2.35:1 aspect ratio in full screen (meaning, no black bars).

Sony announced they will ship a 24-inch 3D display this fall which features Sony's proprietary two-player mode allowing two gamers to see individual images at full screen using the bundled 3D glasses (and playing a game which supports it).

How about taking $1000 off a 46" 3D HDTV? Sony is blowing out 2010 model Bravia HDTVs on their website Sony.com. The biggest discount...