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3D TV without glasses stars at IFA fair The Germany consumer electronics trade show IFA has opened to the public in Berlin to showcase upcoming products, including even bigger flat screen TVs.
The event is being looked to for signs of economic recovery and the organisers said there has been no fall off in the number of exhibitors from last year they have more than 1,200 manufacturers and retailers from 60 countries.More about: Electronics, Exhibition, GermanyCopyright © 2012 euronews
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