The Panasonic Viera VT25 3D a reality at CES 2010, and this time around, it hasn’t failed to deliver. The company’s Viera VT25 displays are the only plasmas on our list, boasting native contrast ratio and new phosphor technology that allegedly allows for quicker image switching a necessity for 3D. Panasonic will ship in the Spring of 2010 four VR25 series Plasma HDTV that offers Full HD3D capabiility, including the 65-inch TC-P65VT25, 58-inch TC-P58VT25, 54-inch TC-P54VT25 and 49.9-inch TC-P50VT25.

These 3D Plasma TVs are based on NeoPDP technology and use Infinite Black Pro display with 5,000,000:1 native contrast. They feature 24p playback, 600Hz Sub-field Drive, THX certification, THX Movie Mode and come with a pair of 3D Eyewear for 3D viewing. The VT25 series is Wireless LAN Adaptor ready on its USB port and supports the enhanced VIERA CAST service. There are two USB ports, VIERA Link, an SD card slot for JPEG image viewing anf HD video playback. Four HDMI connections and a RS232C connection are provided Panasonic should be one of the first to market with 3D tech, launching five sets between 50 and 65 inches this spring. Panasonic Viera VT25
By Panasonic Tvs And New-Digital-Gadgets.com.