Unquestionably the star of IFA 2009, everyone from Sony to Panasonic and Philips is hurling their weight behind what they anticipate will be the next big thing in home entertainment. Sony said it will release a range of 3D Bravia televisions next year, with Panasonic expected to follow suit.
Philips 21:9 3D Cinema Display
Philips has added a 3D flavour to its Cinema-style television with the 21:9 aspect ratio, perfect for movies. Although Philips is busy making prototype 3D devices, the manufacturer said it willb be guided by consumer demand before launching them in to the marketplace. This will surely be one of the most 3D televisions if it ever makes it in to shops.
Wi-Ex zBoost
This compact device boosts the signal quality of your mobile phone. It’s compatible with all 3G handsets.
Sony Vaio X Series
Ultraportable netbooks remain all the rage, and Sony’s diminutive computer is almost impossibly thin.
Creative Inspire S2
Need a decent set of Bluetooth speakers, or a compact set of travel speakers for your laptop? Creative’s S2s could be the answer.
Toshiba Journe Touch
Toshiba’s new “mobile internet device” boasts a 7in touch-screen and enables users to browse the internet, share content on social-networking websites, listen to music and share photos and videos, either via a wireless network or by plugging a mobile broadband dongle in to the device.
Sennheiser MM450 Travel headphones
The German manufacturer makes some excellent headphones, and the newly unveiled MM450 Travel cans appear to be very good quality. They use A2DP Bluetooth technology, meaning you can use them to make and receive calls using the built in microphone.
More of the Top 10 at telegraph.co.uk.