Sony 3D TV is leading the way in the 3 dimensional TV arena. Besides launching a brand new series of 3D ready televisions, Sony is creating devices that would allow Sony products already in the home the ability to become 3D friendly.

Their latest 3D ready televisions, the LX900 series comes with Sony’s 3D glasses and has a built-in 3 dimensional transmitter, while other 3D ready televisions, the HX900 and HX800 series, sell the glasses and transmitter separately.

Their new 3D capable Bravia televisions can be purchased as a set that includes a full HD 3D integrated TV, plus two pairs of glasses and a transmitter. If looking for a larger 3D experience, The Edge LED Backlit LCD series has screen sizes up to sixty inches while still delivering excellent picture quality.

Something that sets Sony apart from their competitors in the 3 dimensional market is that all their 3D compatible televisions also have the ability to work as a regular television, allowing for conventional viewing.

Sony’s best 3 dimensional content reviews were for the reality of an underwater documentary where schools of fish are swimming in front of you with actual dimension, and a shark is coming toward you making you take a step back, and driving games.

Sony has gone beyond supporting 3 dimensional TV in ways other than building compatible televisions. With Sony’s expertise in all areas of media, imaging, and technology, Sony is the driving force behind 3D production and distribution, from sports, music and theatre.

In addition to outlets outside the home, Sony is partnering with networks to form television dedicated to 3D programming. By pioneering the way to encourage media production of 3D content, Sony will ensure consumer support when purchasing 3D televisions in the future.

Sonys 3D TVs are expected to make up about forty percent of television purchases by the year 2012. This once again shows Sonys confidence in pioneering the way toward a 3D television generation.

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