Frankly, I'll be surprised if it really catches on for the home. Maybe just for the occasional special movie or event, but I can't see me wanting to wear 3D glasses over my regular glasses very often, having to sit a certain way relative to the screen, etc. Now, if they came out with contact lenses that would do the 3D... Or headgear that each viewer would wear that projected the separate images into each eye instead of having to look at a TV screen.
George -----Original Message----- From: Levi Wallach Seems unlikely that one will be REQUIRED to view stuff in 3D, more that it will mainly give a bit more eye-candy/immersive feel...
