Glasses-less 3D TV...

[Churchill]

How the **** does that work then?

[minestrone]

Seen one in Singapore. Pretty impressive.

[MarillionFan]

How the **** does that work then?

I'm fairly my TV is 3D and I don't need glasses.

Do you not like living in a 2d world then Churchy?

[MrRobin]

The 'screen' is actually several layers of pictures.

We'll all be going back to massive chunky set boxes taking up half the living room soon.

[Churchill]

I'm fairly my TV is 3D and I don't need glasses.

Do you not like living in a 2d world then Churchy?

Oh how I laughed.

The 'screen' is actually several layers of pictures.

We'll all be going back to massive chunky set boxes taking up half the living room soon.

That's not how they describe it here...

http://www.electronicsweekly.com/Art...pcs-at-ces.htm

[Mich the Tester]

How the **** does that work then?

Easy. You go to t'shop, pay a few thousand quiddles, take it home, take it out of the box, breaking something while you're at it, plug it in, fight for 4 hours with the bloody settings to connect it to your cable provider's box, phone t'helpdesk, get no help after half an hour's wait, start breaking the little bubbles on the bubble wrap, then give up and go down the pub to ask that boring geek that nobody likes but seems to know about this stuff if he'll come and help you set it up.

[Churchill]

Easy. You go to t'shop, pay a few thousand quiddles, take it home, take it out of the box, breaking something while you're at it, plug it in, fight for 4 hours with the bloody settings to connect it to your cable provider's box, phone t'helpdesk, get no help after half an hour's wait, start breaking the little bubbles on the bubble wrap, then give up and go down the pub to ask that boring geek that nobody likes but seems to know about this stuff if he'll come and help you set it up.

Err, slight flaw in the cunning plan...

Can you guess where it is yet?

[Mich the Tester]

Err, slight flaw in the cunning plan...

Can you guess where it is yet?

Yes, you might have to invite one of gricerboy's friends into your house. Failing that, you're the boring geek that nobody likes.

[Churchill]

Yes, you might have to invite one of gricerboy's friends into your house. Failing that, you're the boring geek that nobody likes.

[TimberWolf]

The 'screen' is actually several layers of pictures.

We'll all be going back to massive chunky set boxes taking up half the living room soon.

Alternatively, we can't be far off being able to fire very low powered laser beams into each eye separately, which would do away with the big box and screen altogether. You could even watch two programmes at once.