The impact of 3-D on consumer electronics is going to be the biggest paradigm shift in decades.
Leo Chen, CEO, Spectroniq CEO

Southern California-based consumer electronics company Spectroniq 3-D Inc. unveiled its stereoscopic 3-D HD LCD TVs in Las Vegas this week at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES).

Spectroniq 3-D is ramping up for a summer 2008 nationwide retail launch for the 46" 3-D TVs under the Spectroniq brand, the first mass market consumer roll-out of its kind.

Some speculate that 3D is the next evolutionary leap in LCD TV. The technology delivers an immersive and riveting sensory experience. Visual elements appear to break through the screen's boundaries and the technology allows for a spacious 3-D viewing zone.

"The impact of 3-D on consumer electronics is going to be the biggest paradigm shift in decades," claims Spectroniq CEO Leo Chen. "It is an extraordinary feeling to be on the brink of introducing this technology and making it available and affordable, to home audiences for the very first time."

The sets were developed through an alliance between Spectroniq and Kerner Optical Research & Development Inc. (KORD), a spin-off of Industrial Light & Magic ("ILM") a Lucasfilm Company.

In addition to 3-D HD LCD TVs, Spectroniq 3-D products in development also include a 3-D home theater PC for gaming and a laser HD television.