The Panasonic TC-PVT50 series

Much hailed by consumer reviews as this year's best among the latest plasma, LED and LCD TVs out there. Here are some straight facts about the Panasonic TC-PVT50.

• It weighs 69.5 lbs
• Measures  50.7-Inch x 30.4-Inch x 1.8-Inch
• Average Power Consumption: 119 W
• Has built-in Wi-Fi with Web browser
• Has a 3D 24p Cinema Smoother 

You'd be enamored with the picture quality of this TV, the colors are succinct plus impressive contrast and shadow detail. The sound quality is decent which also leaves enough room for you to upgrade to a high end audio equipment if you're into setting up your own home theater system.

The Panasonic TC-PVT50 looks good in any living room, it has a sturdy appearance and quite aesthetically streamlined. lso if you throw in an extra thousand, you can get the 65-inch size. Great TV for gaming as well.

3D TV Samsung LN46C750

For a mid-level screen its a considerably sleek. The gloss black finish and textured plastic does wonders for the Samsung LN46C750 which it makes it more look expensive and stylish.

The price is nice for an introductory 3D TV at $1400, and this one's being from the LCD forerunner Samsung, which makes many of the LCD sets that rate high in consumer reviews. But this particular model might fall a bit short of your expectations on the 3D side and the backlighting issues, but I guess that explains why its moderately priced for a 46-inch LCD set. Still, it delivers a High Definition performance, the screen is basically excellent. The screen resolution is 1080p and it has dual volume capacity with its 10 Watt speakers, wide color enhancer feature, and supports Skype. This is certainly a cheap way to get into a 3D TV if you are in the market.

Sony Future Labs Crystal LED TVs

Sony's prototype 55-inch Crystal LED display is all about super contrast and supersized color gamut- we're talking 6 million LEDs creating this cutting edge resolution of greens, reds and blues with the promise of low power consumption.

The series of Sony Crystal LED Display HDTVs will be out midyear 2013. Definitely, something new to look out for! Considering Sony has handed over the OLED HDTV reigns to the two electronic giants LG and Samsung, it is discontinuing production of its OLED TV line. Sony is leveling up and has its eyes on creating a bigger stride with its Crystal LED series.