A few points:
1- These TVs and glasses will probably not be cheap, especially if you need 2-4 glasses for movies or multiplayer games.
2- The 3D TVs don't have as big an appeal as HDTVs. After all they're just HDTVs with 3D, while HDTVs were adopted largely due to being big and flat in addition to the better image quality.
3- You need to buy a special Blu-Ray player to watch movies in 3D (but they may update the PS3 to support it).
I think 3D TVs will take a LONG time to be adopted by the market. Especially with the bad economy. There's even the possibility that most people do not want to wear glasses for the benefit of 3D.
Sony's LCD market share has been falling sharply, and I don't think 3D is what will bring Sony back on top (especially since other companies are adopting it faster or at the same pace as Sony), even though Sony is betting heavily on it as a turnaround strategy.
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