Sony is about to drop a new line of HDTVs in Japan. The Bravia LCDs come in a ton of different shapes, sizes, and price tags. The one that will put the smallest hole in your pocket is the EX300, which ranges from ¥70,000-90,000 ($770-$990) and features a 1,366 x 768 resolution in a 22, 26, or 32-inch model. For four times that pricetag you can get the EX700 model at 52-inches with LED backlight, a thinness of only 22mm, widgets and other cool features, and network ability for YouTube and DLNA compatibility. There’s also the EX500, which is the 40-inch, 120Hz, 1080p model for ¥130,000 ($1,400). All the models will be available in Japan on February 25th, and will hopefully launch in the US and Europe sometime after.

Now that the film industry has invested in 3D technology with success, television is following suit. ESPN just announced that they will be launched a 3D network in June, and now Discovery, IMAX and Sony are collaborating to develop a 3D station as well. Under Discovery’s name, the station will be available sometime in 2011. It will also run 24/7, unlike ESPN 3D, which will only run during live events. Other stations are bound to follow suit, as it looks like the 3D trend has taken over the HD hype that has dominated for the past few years.