Toshiba 55ZL2 – The World’s First Wide-angle Glasses-free 3D TV

Although it’s rather enjoyable watching movies in 3D than regular video screens, some may find wearing the 3D eyeglasses uncomfortable. Thanks to constant innovation, there are 3D monitors that do not require wearing 3D eyeglasses anymore. Be even grateful because Toshiba will be releasing the world’s first large-screen glasses-free 3D TV. The 55ZL2 has a 139cm (55in) in diagonal screen size with LED-backlit QuadHD resolution (3,840 x 2,160) LCD panel that is identical to Quad Full HD resolution. This delivers excellent 2D and 3D picture quality and provides 9 different views from the screen for a realistic cinematography viewer experience.

The Toshiba 55ZL2 boasts the CEVO-ENGINE technology that makes it possible to deliver the stringent details needed to create the 3D effect with multiple wide-angle viewing zones while further increasing the picture quality without the need for 3D eyeglasses. It even optimizes the viewing angles by face tracking application that detects the viewer’s position through the push of the remote. By this, the 55ZL2 sets up the best overall viewing angle for you depending on your spot. The 55ZL2 is also jam-packed with remarkable features such as SMART-TV for easy access to Toshiba Places, Toshiba’s online platform that lets you stream, purchase and share Web-based content, Toshiba’s Resolution+ technology for four times full HD resolution on DVD or Blu-ray content and SD or HD resolution on TV programs, support for Hybrid broadcast broadband TV, and PERSONAL-TV applications that can store personal picture settings and up to four different private channel user list, support personal grouping of recorded content as well as remembering the quantity level of every user after turning off the television set.

No official date yet has been released for the availability of Toshiba 55ZL2 in other areas but the 55-inch glasses-free 3D TV will be launched this December in Germany. For now, you can find more Toshiba HDTV varieties here.