Up close: Panasonic's 2010 3D TVs

Our snaps of Panasonic's new 3D TVs and Blu-ray players

Panasonic's 3D plasma televisions require a pair of active shutter glasses to be worn to view stereoscopic 3D video. These active shutter glasses have a battery life of 100 hours, using a replaceable, non-rechargeable CR2032 lithium watch battery. At a recommended retail price of $199 each they are more expensive than glasses from Samsung and LG.

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