Topic: Glasses free 3DTV's being developed already.

You know. They always do say when new technology comes out such as big expensive fancy TV's that you should always wait it out till they become cheaper or better models come along.
Well believe it or not but they are developing them. The article says that you will not need glasses which of course cost 100 Euro or more for a pair which is obviously ridiculous,to me anyway.

It is heavily predicted that they will be out by mid 2011.
I kinda feel sorry for anyone who bought a 3DTV but hey,we did warn you this would happen.
http://entertainment.gather.com/viewArticle.action?articleId=...

LULZ IT UP GUYS. (insert awesome face here)

A 3d tv? okay technology is improving because of nintendo

@NGpenguin it always does

People just copy Nintendo and improve on it. Nintendo aren't the ones who invented the idea's. They mostly just utilize them in their products. Motion control for example. Touch Screen. etc.

Don't get me wrong,they played their cards right this gen.
But who truly knows if things will be the same next gen for Nintendo.
Companies are catching on to how Nintendo does what they do,we've all seen it this gen. PlayStation MOVE,Xbox Kinect and now this.
Trust me,next gen,Sony and MS will be more aggressive towards Nintendo. But then again,Nintendo may just come up with another way to gain the market.

Can't be the same as Nintendo tech, since you can sit wherever and have multiple people all see 3D. Nintendo's tech only works for one person close to the screen. This is pretty neat though. Definitely waiting for this!

we need bloodshed between consoles, not between Fans. SEGA VS NINTENDO FTW

This stuff has been around for a while. Sharp developed this technology long before the Nintendo 3DS was announced.

Token Girl: This doesn't say anything about being able to view the TV from any angle.

The problem with 3DTVs that don't require glasses is that you have to be sitting at very specific angles to the TV for it to work. At this stage, it's just not functional enough to be any fun. Frankly, those $100 glasses are really comfortable to use, and those Sony TVs/ Games are awesome

For the record, the 3DS actually suffers from the same problem, but because the screen will be so close to your face you basically won't be on the wrong angle.

It's not like Nintendo invented the technology.

Nobody copied Nintendo. If anything Nintendo "copied" several other developers of 3D tech, and this type of TV isn't new. Besides, you can't claim that anyone's copied Nintendo for using 3D tech any more than you can claim Apple copied Nintendo because iPhones use touchscreens. It doesn't work like that, not even slightly.

It does. Read the article.