[Big Red Machine]

I am not a huge fan of 3D movies and wearing the glasses but I thought it would be nice if I bought 8 pairs for my HT to have for those occasions when a 3D flick is chosen.

Does the lack of a 3D spec in the video industry impact the glasses?  Will any old 3D glass work or

Just looking to stay current.

[Atlplasma]

I assuming you have a display that supports 3D. First consideration would be whether your device requires a certain type of glasses (active shutter, for example).

Personally, I can't see 3D since I have monovision. I understand that about 10 percent of the population also has an inability to process 3D even with "normal" eyesight.

[electricbear]

Most active shuttered glasses are manufacturer specific and won't work with someone elses tv. There are a few manufacturers that are working on passive 3D but I don't know how successful they are with that.

[Phil A]

Vizio and LG use passive glasses I believe at present.  There are companies that do make universal active glasses. 

[Phil A]

Here's one story about universal glasses - http://www.twice.com...r_Pre_Order.php

There are also reports about glasses free stuff -
http://www.twice.com..._Free_3D_TV.php