Further to announcements regarding the imminent launch of Samsung’s first 3D TV in March (the 40C7000), Samsung have also announced it’s 3D-ready Blu Ray player, the BD-C6900.
Not much information available at present. Expect it to retail at around $399, so around £270-£300? More details as we get them.

3D TV is finally here. The first model to launch is the SAMSUNG 40C7000. To counteract the inevitable lack of “real” 3D material at this stage, the 40C7000 has a clever “2D-3D” processing engine that will upgrade standard images to 3D. Clearly, you can’t expect this upscaling to be as good as properly mastered 3D material, but at least it’s something until 3D Blu Ray’s and Sky’s 3D channel launch in the coming months. The TV is designed to be used with Samsung;s “Active Shutter” 3D glasses – the bad …

52” (132cm), Full HD 1080, 3D LCD TV with Intelligent Dynamic Full LED & Motionflow 400 PRO

Optimized for the ultimate home cinema picture
Vivid images with amazing high contrast & colour
Ready for a Full High Definition 3D experience
Built-in tuner for easy access to Freeview HD

Samsung HL-T7288W DLP® HDTV:

A massive 72″ LED Screen
1080p Full HD resolution
Hidden speaker system
10,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio
SRS TruSurround XT™ audio
3D Ready via 3D compatible glasses and hardware.

Samsung 89 Series DLP® HDTV:

1080p Full HD resolution
Hidden speaker system
61″ LED Screen
10,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio
SRS TruSurround XT™ audio
3D Ready via 3D compatible glasses and hardware.

Samsung 87 Series DLP® HDTV:

1080p Full HD resolution
0.6″-thin piano-black bezel
50″ LED Screen
10,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio
3D Ready via 3D compatible glasses and hardware.

Samsung 76 Series DLP 3D Ready TV:

1080p Full HD resolution
0.8″-thin piano-black bezel
Hidden speaker system
10,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio
SRS TruSurround XT™ audio
3D Ready via 3D compatible glasses and hardware.

Confirmation has arrived that Samsung’s range of 3D LED televisions, as shown at the CES show in las Vegas, will hit UK stores from March 2010. The LED 8 Series, LED 7 Series, the LCD 7 Series TVs and the BD-C6900 Blu-ray player will lead the charge in March, with the LED 9, the Plasma 7 Series and the HT-C6930W Home Theatre System following in late spring. Samsung have included an auto-conversion with it’s 3D TV’s that renders 2D content into 3D in real time.

Panasonic’s won the award for “best product of CES 2010″ with it’s 3D TV offering, the TC-PVT25. Due for launch earlier than any of its competitors, with an expected street date of “Spring 2010″, it is anticipated that the TC-PVT25 will be no more expensive than Panasonic’s current high end models, so I suppose that is good news. Also, it has been confirmed that the Panasonic will ship with at least one pair of 3D glasses, which is something no other manufacturer has yet commited to. Brief specs of this …