LG's
FPR 3DTVs already featured lighter, cheaper passive 3D glasses than their
active shutter competition, but next year the company will push its advantage even further with these new models. The three options available include the F310 (at right, above) which it says weighs 20 percent less than
last year's default and are curved more for a better fit, the F320 (left) clip-on design for glasses-wearers and Alain Mikli-designed (the guy who made Kanye's shutter shades, among other high-end eyeglasses) F360 half-rim frames (middle). It also rolled out a press release trumpeting new Smart TV features for 2012, but beyond the updated remote and confirmation of
Intel WiDi integration, it's pretty short on details. We're not seeing any Google TV tie-ins here, LG is focusing on its homegrown ecosystem which it says now offers 1,200 apps (of course, that probably includes the thousand or so recently added via
its deal with Chumby). There's no word on pricing for the glasses, but after this and announcing a
55-inch OLED prototype, we're wondering what else the Lucky Goldstar folks will have up their sleeves at CES.
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