Top 10 3D TVs for the Superbowl

Lots of home entertainment aficionados are buying 3D TVs for the extra depth that they provide for sports broadcasts-literally.

Next year's Superbowl may be in 3D, and for some football fans, that's reason enough to spend $1,000 or more on a 3D ready TV. Here's a look at a few of the best screens to that you can find for 3D sports.

VIZIO XVT3D554SV - 55 inches of pure bliss. In addition to great 3D replication, this Vizio has Internet apps, so you can check YouTube in between plays (you know, if you'd want to do that for some reason or another).

Samsung UN55C9000 - It's also 55 inches, and it's also Internet ready, but it's not as well-reviewed. However, it is thin--razor thin. It'll be the envy of any Superbowl party, and it stands up whether 3D is on or not. About $3,000.

Toshiba 46WX800U - Save some money with this $1200 46". After all, you may not need a lot of size when you're going 3D, right? Plus, it looks great and sports a thin profile that complements any living room.

Samsung 50" 3-D Ready 1080p 600Hz Plasma HDTV PN50C8000 - This Samsung boasts a 600Hz refresh rate and web-connected apps. It's also plasma, whereas most of the TVs on this list are LED, so if plasma's you're thing, this is a steal at $1,800.

Samsung LN46C750 - This Samsung won't break the bank at about $1400, and offers a 46" 1080p with what Samsung calls a "touch of color" bezel. This means that the TV image sort of looks like it's floating, even when 3D isn't on. It's a cool effect that can make any sports game seem more immersive.

Samsung PN50C490B3DXZA - Here's another Samsung with a 50" screen and a quick response time. It's not quite as clear as the one above, but the 3D is still stunning and perfect for football.

Sony BRAVIA KDL-60NX810 - This Sony costs $3,400 (or more, depending on where you buy it). It's 60 inches, though, and presents in brilliant 3D-ready 1080p. With a TV this big and realistic, you might accidentally catch a pass during the big game.

Sony BRAVIA KDL55HX800 55" LCD - This is a smaller version of the TV above. It's got Motionflow technology, which works well for sports. It's also a lot less--for 55", you pay about $2,000.

Sony XBR52LX900 52" BRAVIA 3D LED TV - One last Sony entry. Sony's TVs are on here a lot because they look great and have advanced shutter glasses, which I find to be comfortable and more true to cinema-quality 3D than other options. This one's almost $3,600, but it's the best looking screen on this list.

Mitsubishi WD-65738 - This is the biggest choice on this list. It's 65 inches, Internet ready, and perfect for blowing your neighbor's Superbowl party out of the water.

What are your favorite 3D TVs? Will you be buying one for next year's big game? Post below.