You really shouldn't worry about 3D TV that needs glasses.
A recent article in New Scientist highlighted that Toshiba are pursuing a 3D system that works similar to the Nintendo 3DS, a consortium of electronics manufacturers is developing something called "Helium3D" that allows the 3D image to be adjusted for any head movement of the viewers (yes, somehow it should work for more than one viewer without glasses), and lastly Microsoft are developing something called The Wedge, I've neither the time or the inclination to even try and explain how that works.

Anyway, in short, 3D glasses will soon be redundant, or as I think, it's a silly fad that won't last and the only long-term application of it will be for console games.
(Jimmy Savlon, Thu 4 Nov 2010, 16:34, Reply)