Panasonic has increased the production of 3D TV sets by 30 percent. After the first 3D TVs for the U.S. market are already sold out, the Japanese company is now producing at full capacity. If Panasonic is hoped to be able to push forward with 3-D screens in other areas next to the television market.

The first 3D TV Panasonic were sold in the U.S. after a short time. Meanwhile, the Japanese Panasonic Corporation produces at maximum capacity to keep up with the demand for 3D-TV can. A spokesman from Panasonic told Britain’s Financial Times that the public has responded to the first 3D television company very positively. The production was therefore increasing by 30 percent.

In addition, Panasonic is hoped for a quick dissemination of 3D technology on the field of television. The Panasonic spokesman called video conferencing and PowerPoint presentation as examples of the use of 3D screens. At least with the content producers, and partly from the television, there is a movement in the direction of 3D to accommodate the interests of consumers.

In its home market, Japan, Panasonic will begin this month with the sale of its 3D-TV, the sales launch in Europe is planned for May. In addition to Panasonic Samsung, LG and Sony are among the electronics companies that are heavily involved in the 3D field. While concentrating most of the manufacturers of TV sets at their flat-screen TVs to LCD technology, Panasonic continues to make himself strong for the plasma technology.

Thanks to the 3D Plasma TV wins again in importance, because plasma TVs can deal with faster screen changes. For 3-D images needed to double the number of images, as are right and left eyes to see their own images.