Samsung's next innovation: a 3D OLED TV. Integrating the 3D screen technology on a more conventional display wouldn't be easy, but if any manufacturer could make it happen it would be Samsung.

NEW YORK — Want to be the first one on your block with a 3D television? It will cost you about $3,000. Samsung and Panasonic will start selling 3D TVs in U.S. stores this week, inaugurating what ...

If you plan on buying a Samsung 3D TV, hold off until April 24. Starting that day, every Samsung-branded 3D LED TV or 3D Plasma TV will come with two pairs of 3D active glasses.

It may shamble forward zombie-style for a few more years, but without the world's No. 1 TV maker on board, 3D TV is doomed. With a bullet to the head from Samsung, 3D TV is now deader than ever - CNET ...

Manufacturers, entertainment providers and technology companies climbed aboard the 3D TV bandwagon as the Consumer Electronics Show got under way Wednesday in Las Vegas. LG, Samsung introducing 3D TVs ...

Each pair of active glasses for Samsung TVs will sell for $150. That means a family of four will spend an extra $600 on glasses alone after dropping $3,000 or more on the 3D TV.

The new D8000-, D7000-, and D6400-series 3D LCD TVs all use edge LED backlights.In a press meeting, Samsung executives told us that these new 3D sets have several new features, including side ...

On Tuesday, Samsung showed off its first-ever line of 3D LED TVs as well as other additions to its LED, LCD, and plasma TV lineups, many of which offer built-in 3D technology.

Is your 3D TV interest on the fence? Samsung wants to you throw you over to their side with additional content available to 3D TV set owners.

The Samsung UNES6500 series, the company's least-expensive LED-based TVs with 3D announced at CES, includes two pairs of active 3D glasses.

Samsung's next innovation: a 3D OLED TV. Integrating the 3D screen technology on a more conventional display wouldn't be easy, but if any manufacturer could make it happen it would be Samsung.