Glasses free 3d TV?

[FourWheelDrift]

Has anyone (in Japan or at CES Las Vegas I guess) had the opportunity to have a look at one? It looks like being the next big thing and if it works it'll be a whole lot better than watching 3d TV looking like Buddy Holly.

http://crave.cnet.co.uk/televisions/sonys-glasses-...

It would be what I will be looking at rather than the current speccy models.

Anyone able to shed 3d light on how good they currently are, knowing they will also improve over time.

[hilly10]

I am going to wait this one out. I have always jumped in straight away but I think thinks will move on very quickly and also prices will plummet in the current climate, well they have already

[hughjayteens]

I've seen several at the trade shows and they are all pretty poor at the moment. I saw an LG one first 2 years ago which was about 26" in size and only gave a 3D effect if you were in the perfect viewing position in the middle.

This year I have seen several larger screens, but they still had fixed viewing positions (i.e. at 90, 60 ans 30 degrees say). The effect was nowhere near as good as the with-glasses versions and it didn't seem to have progressed hugely in 2 years so I am little sceptical about how good or how soon we'll see them in the mainstream.