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gpick24 · 30-06-2013, 18:46

Won`t be getting one till we need a new TV, the ones we have aren`t that old, so hopefully by the time one has packed in, they will be specs free.
The technology is already there, there is a hand held gaming device that is 3D without glasses, just not been brought to TVs yet.
Here`s some info I found on it -
"Glasses-free, or autostereoscopic, 3D TVs have been released before, and now offered by Toshiba, but the technology is not ready for the mainstream. It's currently quite expensive, of limited screen size and requires viewers to sit in very specific places relative to the screen. Given these constraints, we expect it to be a few years at least before autostereoscopic TVs are widely available in any quantity. Of course, we could be wrong."

30-06-2013, 18:46	#9
gpick24 Senior Member+ Join Date: Mar 2013 Location: Back in Church again. Posts: 2,972 Liked: 4083 times Rep Power: 56672	Re: 3D movies Won`t be getting one till we need a new TV, the ones we have aren`t that old, so hopefully by the time one has packed in, they will be specs free. The technology is already there, there is a hand held gaming device that is 3D without glasses, just not been brought to TVs yet. Here`s some info I found on it - "Glasses-free, or autostereoscopic, 3D TVs have been released before, and now offered by Toshiba, but the technology is not ready for the mainstream. It's currently quite expensive, of limited screen size and requires viewers to sit in very specific places relative to the screen. Given these constraints, we expect it to be a few years at least before autostereoscopic TVs are widely available in any quantity. Of course, we could be wrong."