| radha said: can someone of those saying "no more glasses" please explain 3d technology , becuase that is so stupid it must be a confusion, you guys are asking for soething and have no idea how it works. the only way to do 3d without glasses right now is if only one person watches the screen. |
This sort of illustrates part of the problem though.
Assuming many of the posters here are more savvy about leading edge technology than the average consumer, if they don't understand the current barriers in producing viable big screen autostereoscopic displays for the living room (ones that aren't ridiculously expensive, or only 3D viewable by those sitting directly centered in front of the display), then the "average, clueless consumer" probably isn't going to get it either.
But I think it's safe to say that the "average, clueless consumer" already associates the 3D viewing experience with glasses since that's how it's done in the theaters where virtually all consumers currently view 3D content.
