Reply #5: Looking into it further, it appears that the ESPN plan requires [View All]

[MineralMan]

displays dedicated to their system. That's not going to fly, at least not on a large scale. The point about the anaglyph process is that it's cheap, available, and can be viewed on any monitor. Cheap is good. Quality? If it's done properly, it's not that big a deal, and the novelty would allow it to become popular, with a future path of shifting to new tech to improve quality.

Sell the sizzle, then the steak. Get people watching sports on an anaglyph system with their current displays, then show them how much better it is with the new technology at Best Buy. The real sports fans will buy into it.

The throw your old crap out or buy a separate, dedicated 3D system isn't going to play, and will slow adoption to a crawl.