3D Glasses

Sony has filed a US patent for 3D glasses that can be used with any 3D TV set.

SmartGoggles from Sensics use an on-board computer to provide a standalone 3D gaming and entertainment solution.

NVIDIA claims its new 3D Vision 2 technology increases the brightness of 3D images by up to two times over the previous generation thanks to LighBoost technology that allows the lenses on the glasses to stay open longer.

Passive 3D eyewear specialist EX3D has installed the first in-theater, self-service vending machines which stock a range of 3D glasses featuring circular lens technology.

De-3D glasses convert 3D movies into 2D, for viewers who find the 3D viewing experience uncomfortable.

European researchers claim to have come up with technology using red and green filters that can overcome many of the problems of current 3D technology.

Toshiba has developed new high-response LCD panels that can be used in active shutter 3D glasses to reduce image ghosting and eye fatigue resulting from 3D crosstalk.

Look 3D Eyewear is making fashionable 3D glasses that let you watch 3D content without feeling too self-conscious.

Wearing 3D glasses upside down solves the problem of incompatibility between Samsung and Panasonic 3D TVs.

XpanD has announced the forthcoming release of its X103 active shutter 3D glasses that are claimed work on most 3D-enabled devices, irrespective of branding

Sisvel 3DSwitch solution lets your TV recognize if you're watching 2D or 3D content by studying you and your glasses.

Vuzix Wrap 920 glasses deliver a big screen sensation in 2-D or 3-D no matter where you are.