HOw mcujh?

I demoed this over at best buy early last week...

http://www.bestbuy.com/site/Panasonic - VIERA / 50" Class / 1080p / 600Hz / 3D Plasma HDTV/9825367.p?id=1218179420947&skuId=9825367

Almost no ghosting, excellent sharpness and great pop out/immersion. And thats their mid range model. I can just imagine how good the high end will be. Much better than Samsung LED and Sony LCD I checked out few months ago.

No that TV shown is the 55in and goes for $4000.

Only two of the models—the 52-inch and 60-inch Bravia XBR-HX909 series—feature integrated 3D right out of the box. The other five range from 40 to 55-inches and cost between $2100 and $4000. That's before you throw in the Sony active shutter glasses for $150 a pop and $50 sync transmitter that make the sets 3D-capable.

A Samsung 3Dtv LCD 55in can be found for: $2969.99

http://www.bestbuy.com/site/Samsung-55"Class/1080p/240Hz/3DLED-LCD HDTV/9783533.p?skuId=9783533&ci_src=14110944&ci_sku=9783533&ref=06&loc=01&id=1218173780094

http://gizmodo.com/5561095/microsoft-creating-3d-effect-by-shooting-images-straight-into-your-eye

there you go darling.

We dont have that in Sweden, not that exact model number.

Is this the same or kinda the same?

Panasonic Viera TX-P50VT20E

http://www.prisjakt.nu/produkt.php?p=561639

Thanks man. Wow, that sounds very advanced. Eye tracking?

That must be at least 10 years into the future. Maybe buy a shutter-glasses 3D TV to have in the meantime?

In north america we have TC-P50VT20, which is identical to TC-P50VT25. I dont know about that one. As long as its hulHD3D (1080p) it should be the exact same screen and 3D engine...

Yeah we have TX instead of the TC on the Panasonic models. I have no idea what that stands for.
Same with the "E" in the end, dunno what that is.

"hulHD3D" u probably mean full HD 3D? Yeah the P50VT20E is full HD and 3-D ready, shutter glasses. Seems it costs about $3000 here. Should I buy it?

Or this one?
Samsung PS50C7705
http://www.prisjakt.nu/produkt.php?p=589913   ~$2500

Or this LED 3DTV? You are familiar with this one, yes?
Samsung UE46C7705   
http://www.prisjakt.nu/produkt.php?p=585045   ~$2500

I honestly would buy the Panasonic plasma if I was in the market. Its the only diplay that I saw that jumped out at me and looked better than my Samsung 3D DLP. It also could be the movie it was playing... They are not really allowing for a fair comparison in stores since they are playing different things on different TVs. Samsung plasma was playing Monters vs Aliens, Sony is playing chance of meatballs and Wipeout HD videos and Panasonic demo is playing alice in wonderland and sone other #D generated cartoon...forget which one.

Otherwise that Samsung plasma you listed  should be good if its comparable with the PN50C7000 model that I saw them sell here. It seemed slightly worse than the Panny, but it should he 500 bucks cheaper. Advantages samsung has is that it has 2D to 3D conversion, which is othing to brag about but could work nicely with a few games/movies. Also it has much better 3D glasses which are made by Xpand. Pannasonic ones are made by RealD and I honestly dont know what they were thinking.

In other news, Sony is completely gone bonkers in terms of pricing these TVs. This is the pricing of 3D TV's in Canada... Notice the 2 that stick out in terms of price/size ratio?

http://www.futureshop.ca/en-CA/category/3d-tvs/28805.aspx?path=b1c529420cbdf6706148de97a4a6954cen01

You saw it at Futureshop at Toronto Life Center or Toronto AMC theatre mall...whatever it is called. 
(I am not stalking you), but that one is the best I seen. Given I would give the technology few more years, before picking it up.