Toshiba who are tipped to be the first major brand to deliver 3D TV without glasses is set to show a new 20″ and 12″ display panel that allows 3D TV to be viewed without glasses at CES in January 2011. There is also speculation that they could show a 32″ model.

Toshiba who are tipped to be the first major brand to deliver 3D TV without glasses is set to show a new 20″ and 12″ display panel that allows 3D TV to be viewed without glasses at CES in January 2011.

Late last night Toshiba confirmed that they will show off their autostereoscopic 3D sets at CES but have declined to expand on details surrounding the TV’s.

The company made headlines when it showcased the TVs at CEATAC, a smaller show like CES in Japan earlier this year.

The new models are tipped to be priced between $1,400 – $2,800.

Toshibas digital media network Masaaki Oosumi hinted that the screens that will be revealed at CES may be bigger than than 20″ with some tipping a 32″ TV which is a category that Toshiba Australia has been highly competitive in during the past year. 

“It has been three months, I think we should show [the TVs] with better technology,” said Masaaki Oosumi. “Next year is the key year to extend development of the technology and extend the screen size,” he added.