Electronics show judges fascinated with 3D TV

Malaysia Sun Monday 11th January, 2010

Panasonic's 3-D enabled TC-PVT25 television has earned Best of Show honors at the Las Vegas Consumer Electronics Show.

The Panasonic 3-D TV has been honoured for its THX certification, 3-D capabilities and its optional Wi-Fi connection.

Also given awards on the weekend were an Intel Wireless Display, which received allows users to move high-definition content from a computer to a television via a single wireless box and a Ford MyTouch Global Positioning System.

The mobile phone honour went to the Motorola Backflip, which topped all other mobile and smart phones.

The Lenovo IdeaPad U1 Hybrid earned top honours in the category of computers and hardware.

Best Digital photo and video honours went to the new Eye-Fi.

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