CES 2011: 10 TVs You'll Want Today

An image from a 65-inch Vizio Theater 3-D television is seen through Vizio's new 3-D movie theater-style glasses at the 2011 International Consumer Electronics Show at the Las Vegas Convention Center January 6, 2011 in Las Vegas, Nevada. The thin glasses cost $25.

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A 3-D Sharp 60-inch LC-60LE835 television with built-in Wi-Fi featuring Internet connectivity solutions with access to Vudu, Netlix and CinemaNow streaming movie services.

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Attendees look up at the Samsung C-9000 HD 3D television which is only 0.3 inches thick.

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A woman demonstrates 3D motion gesture control, which allows the viewer to control the television menu by moving their arms instead of using a remote control, at the Toshiba booth.

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A view of one of Sony's 3-D HDTV screens through a pair of 3-D glasses.

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A man controls the LG ST-600 smart TV upgrader set-top box with a smart phone.

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Samsung's protoype D9500 Series 75-inch, full-HD, 3-D LED television.

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Product demonstrator uses the LG Touch TV.

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A SKM Industries representative models the TV Hat. The TV Hat allowes the user total privacy and freedom from glare to watch movies or other content on their iPhone or iPod Touch under the hat's protected brim.

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A man looks at the Sharp Aquos Quattron 3D television display using 3D glasses.

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