LG believes that 3D is going to be a key tendency for the
coming decade, and its LD360 will offer consumers with a 47-inch LCD TV that
will be friendly with such services as the Sky 3D TV channel. That means the
television will have the reactive 3D tech, which means consumers will need
glasses to view 3D, although LG insists that ‘Consumers only need simple, reasonable
3D glasses to enjoy their favourite 3D movies, programming and videogames on
the LD360.’
“One of the biggest trends in TV in the coming years is surely
set to be 3D and LG is making its first 3D TV (LD360) available to consumers in
April 2010", said LG. “This 47-inch LCD TV gives viewers a more theatrical,
immersive experience and will change the way families enjoy the home
entertainment experience". “The LD360 will be compatible with Sky 3D TV
services which mean that when Sky’s new 3D channel launches in 2010, families
will be able to watch movies, activity and sport with the thrilling extra
dimension.”
