1) Panasonic TC-PU50 series, retail price starting at $897.99 this lower price tv has an excellent picture quality. This 60″ TV with deep black levels and accurate colour and a SD card slow for viewing pictures, the Panasonic TC-PU50 series would make a great gift this season.

2) Vizio E1i-A3 series, retail price starts at $998.00. For a 60″ big screen LED TV, the value is great. As a Smart TV, the picture is boasts highly accurate colour. There is a lot of Smart content and a QWERTY remote.

3) Samsung PNE550 plasma TV retails for $797.99 is a great 51″ TV and has a great price. With a user-friendly Smart TV platform, solid black levels, accurate colour, and also comes with a pair of 3D glasses. For the quality and the price, the Samsung PNE550 plasma TV is a great choice. 

4) The Sharp LC-LE640U series starts at $799.99. The 52″ comes with built in Wi-Fi, a remote with three programmable keys to access your apps, good picture quality, and stylish design.

The holiday’s can be stressful and tiring so do your research before you go shopping. This will eliminate frustration and wasted time. Each TV listed above has a direct link so you can review it for yourself and make the right choice. 

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Due to the time difference in England, all televised games in North America will be delayed. However the 3D coverage will be delayed by an extra 24 hours. Panasonic states NBC decided to delay the 3D broadcasts for business reasons, not technical issues. Olympics enthusiasts who must watch the games right away may not want to wait an extra 24 hours to watch these events in 3D. Since the 3D games will be shown on a different channel, we don’t understand why they can’t play both the 2D and 3D broadcasts simultaneously. 

The events scheduled to be broadcast in 3D are:

- Opening and Closing Ceremonies
- Men’s and Women’s Gymnastics
- Selected Indoor Swimming and Diving Events
- Bicycle Racing
- Track and Field Events from the main Olympic Stadium

The total running time for the 2012 Olympics is 242 hours, (12 hours per day).  The opening ceremonies will take place on July 27 while the closing ceremonies will be on August 12. A full listing of each sporting event can be seen here.