Sony adds lenticular sheet to laptop for webcam-enhanced glasses-free 3D

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. That will initially be available for Sony's VAIO S series laptops and, most interestingly, it comes complete with some head-tracking software that takes advantage of the laptop's webcam to adjust the 3D image based on your position. Unfortunately, as simple as it may seem, it's still not exactly the cheapest solution -- you can expect to shell out €129 (or about $180) when this option becomes available next month.

http://www.engadget.com/2011/09/06/sony-adds-lenticular-sheet-to-laptop-for-webcam-enhanced-glasses/
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Smexy... don't forget to remove it when you close your laptop..

3D porn is expensive.

At least there is an extra sheet to protect your screen from fluids....

hopefully fluids won't damage the sheet, I'd be pissed if it stops working after a few rounds.

my gf would be pissed if i damage the sheets again....

you should tell her its either the sheet, or her face.

Is only the sheet required or am I missing something?

because if this is able to be attached to any (VAIO) laptop that would be an awesome thing.

Just the sheet and some software on your computer..  Sony also has the extra headtracking with the webcam for a better 3d effect which others doesn't seem to have..