Panasonic will be launching its flagship VT-series plasma TVs in Japan come April 20. Priced from US$4,700 to US$6,500, all models will feature the company's proprietary "Infinite Black Ultra" panel, as well as other major upgrades. These include active shutter 3D glasses utilizing Bluetooth connectivity and free remote apps that allow users to play back content from their mobile devices.
Supported file formats for the remote apps' streaming function are AAC, WAV, JPEG and MPO. MPO-compatibility is particularly useful allowing users to display 3D images taken via 3D-capable smartphones such as the HTC Evo 3D.
(CNET)
Panasonic will be launching its flagship VT-series plasma TVs in Japan come April 20. Priced from US$4,700 to US$6,500, all models will feature the company's proprietary "Infinite Black Ultra" panel, as well as other major upgrades. These include active shutter 3D glasses utilizing Bluetooth connectivity and free remote apps that allow users to play back content from their mobile devices.
Supported file formats for the remote apps' streaming function are AAC, WAV, JPEG and MPO. MPO-compatibility is particularly useful allowing users to display 3D images taken via 3D-capable smartphones such as the HTC Evo 3D.
(CNET)