However, 3D tech goes back much further, as [Nicole] shows us with a look at Sega’s ancient 8-bit 3D glasses [via Adafruit]. [Nicole]’s pair of Sega shutter glasses are battered and bruised ...

There was a brief period of time when the TV manufacturers had nearly convinced people that sitting in their living room wearing big dorky electronic glasses was a workable solution, but in the ...

Like most of the 3D TVs on the market, the new Sony sets require the use of active 3D shutter glasses. High-end sets like the LX900 ship with two pair of glasses, which is all fine and good unless ...

Pretty much every 3D TV available up until now uses what are called active shutter glasses—battery-powered spectacles that work by blacking out alternating eyes at a rate of 120 times per second.

Its X103 active shutter glasses are said to work on almost all new 3D-ready TVs, no matter the brand. This year is being hailed as the year of 3D. And with it comes yet another chance for ...

An estimated one million shutter glasses 3D TV panels were shipped globally in first-quarter 2011 while shipments of patterned retarder 3D TV panels reached nearly ...

You long-press the button to take a photo, and a shutter sound comes through the built-in speakers to indicate a photo has in fact been snapped. Press quickly on the same button and the glasses ...

The 3D was there, but you wouldn't really want to spend too much time with the glasses on. I had also looked as 3D shutter glasses, but they had previously been in the $1000 bracket, so I didn't ...

Here’s how it works. Royal Philips, Sharp, Toshiba and TCL are the latest electronics giants to get behind a new standard for wireless active-shutter, full HD 3-D glasses technology for 3-D television ...

So, I bought these cheap universal 3d active shutter glasses for my brand new 50 inch ... and then a single button click is fine from then on. But *every* kind needs to be paired the first time ...