3d glasses

LG's FPR 3DTVs already featured lighter, cheaper passive 3D glasses than their activ

It likely won't win over anyone who isn't too fond of 3D to begin with, but those looking for some additional quasi-3D content beyond the standard fare now have a new option to consider in the form of

You've always wanted a bit more privacy with your monitor (porn jokes notwithstanding) and if you're willing to tear apart a spare LCD monitor and a pair of

Normally when the giants of the entertainment industry team up, it's to record "We Are The World"-- but not this time.

We might not have chosen the above weird baby chick to pitch our autostereoscopic technology to the world, but at least it makes for some memorable imagery.

It looks like those not fond of 3D glasses will soon have another means to add an extra dimension to their laptop.

Sony's now showing off a simple lenticular sheet that can be placed on top of a standard laptop screen for a 3D effect.

The never-ending battle between active and polarizing 3D alternatives still isn't anywhere near its impossible-to-determine finale, but it's pretty clear that LG's intent on supp