The LG LD920 3D TV extra dimensional flagship that caused a stir at CES has been axed from LG’s consumer line up, it’s been revealed. You’ll still be able to buy the LG LD920 3D TV when it ships, but it’ll help an awful lot if you’ve got a big business and budget to back you up. Read on for the full details.
The massive and ever so beautiful LG LD920 3D TV (formerly known as the LD360) was set to be the first LG 3D TV to go on sale to Joe Public in the UK, but it’s now been quietly dropped from the consumer line up, meaning you won’t be able to pick up the LG LD920 3D TV in shops.
LG 3D TV mainstream models promised for 2010
Now though, the 47-inch LG LD920 3D TV will only be available for commercial use, so if you were planning to pick one up, we hope you’ve got some business cards printed and the right connections.
Don’t smart too much over the loss of the LG LD920 3D TV however, as Samsung will be rubbing its hands in glee and giving us all some super slim 3D sets this year, with extra turbo powered, TV streaming remotes thrown in.
