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Awaz Apni Report: Whether they feature soccer balls, meatballs, or planetary nebulae popping out of the screen, advertisements for 3D TVs are everywhere. At CNET we got the chance to review and directly compare four of the highest-end models from the three major manufacturers, and between ducking for cover and swapping incompatible 3D eyewear, we managed to come up with some impressions. In terms of 3D performance, the two plasmas, the Panasonic VT25 and the Samsung PNC7000, essentially tied for best of the bunch. Their 3D presentations evinced the least "crosstalk" (the ghostly doubled lines around 3D objects onscreen). Between the two we noticed a couple color-related issues on the Panasonic we didn't see on the Samsung, but they're nitpicks and balanced by the Panasonic's superior black levels--which make it the best TV overall when we consider 2D performance. Among the two LCDs the Sony HX909 came in behind the plasmas but still evinced with le...