LOL good one!

There's where I agree with you.  No glasses - not even to hold us over until tech gets more advanced.  Just skip useless technology like that.

I laugh Sony, I laugh

Sony obviously doesn't want to dork up their image. Look at their commericals like Marcus PSP and all those ads with "Young" and "Cool" people for the PSP Go. Lest we forget alliwantforxmasisapsp. Telling Sony's targeted audience glasses are dorky and Sony uses them is clearly a big hit to Sony. I predict Sony announcing a hardcore ballin version of 3D without glasses and calling Nintendo's 3DS 3D a "tiny little screen for people who use wee wee pads".

People don't like the glasses, they are willing to tolerate them because they like 3D.  There might be a subgroup of those people that do actually like the glasses but I very much doubt they are the majority.

Nintendo were hardly going to announce the 3DS and say, "Look, we do 3D too, just like Sony.", they have to tout the unique selling point of their console.  For Sony to suggest that they would like to stand shoulder to shoulder with Nintendo and forge onward towards the technological horizon is entirely disingenuous, they would stomp Nintendo out in a moment if they had half the chance. 

Sony are worried that if talk of glassless 3D becomes a topic of conversation at the water cooler, people who don't understand the difference in potential applications of the screen technology that both companies are using will be more likely to hold off on the purchase of their new 3D TV,  something Sony doesn't want. 

Sony have to accept they have been one-upped by Nintendo here, or at least that is going to be the common perception and they need to learn to swallow that pill because complaining about it just comes off as weak and unbecoming.

So Nintendo can't say that their glass-less 3D device are... glass-less when sony on the same time declare that the glass-less technology is not good actually...

Yes, as usual, they can bash and trash the competitors but the competitors shouldn't say anything about it. This make sony even more arrogant that they are.

PS: for the SDF i did as some do for this point, nintendo just say the spec of their device: 3D without glasses, to be honest for the sony bashing on glass-free screens, they say sony actual technology is not so good, not others manufacturers technology, but the way it was told can make people think that the glass-less technology doesn't work well.

It does because it is MY opinion and it stays on topic with the article on how HIPOCRITE sony is. If you don't like it don't read it. ;] Now think if your post was really really nessesary.

There are already TVs that can do that ... but only for one person and you must sitting exactly at the right angle in front of the TV and you dont allowed to move your head. Its not for the masses, for lonely Freaks maybe.

It is a fact: With the TV technology there is no comfortable 3D possible. They must use something like holography to bring 3D at home, but we are many years away from that.

lol at sony fans STILL trying to convince people that 3D glass-free TVs are not coming anytime soon and that they will be expensive as hell.

you all DO GET the fact that Nintendo is using 3D technology that Sharp MADE FOR TVs BEFORE BIG N EVEN STARTED WORKING ON 3DS, RGHT?

you all DO GET the fact that Sharps 3D glasses-free screens for ebooks, netbook, cellphones, TVs, mobiel TVs, tablets(they've announced 3D glass free touchscreens) will be manufactured THIS YEAR FOR SHARP AND OTHER COMPANIES LIKE NINTENDO.

You are missing the forest by focusing on the trees.

It is not how big the screen size is. It is about the technology created to render 3D without the need for 3D glasses. Once this technology is created then it is a matter of refining it and replicating it onto a big screen.

This may take time to replicate on 60 inch televisions, but once Nintendo can show it, then it will have a godly patent worth 10s if not 100s of millions on a technology that Sony and every other television maker will be drooling over.