LC Shutter Glasses - 3D LCD Glasses Technology | Wide, Wired and Active Shutter

Anyone familiar with 3D in the past will associate 3d viewing with the use of anaglyph glasses, the two colored flimsy glasses used for 1950's horror movies and the comic books of your youth.

With the massive success of the Avatar 3D experience and the Real3D  technology spearheaded by James Cameron in his pursuit of the next wave of film making, most have realized that 3D has reached a new level of awesomeness.

Due mostly to Camerons efforts, most theaters actually converted their theater system to allow for the use of polarized lenses while watching 3D movies. But, actually any screen would have worked for the experience, with the addition of the slightly more expensive and bulky addition of shutter glasses. The theaters mostly opted away from use of shutter glasses, which basically automatically blink and darken in such a way to cause the 3D effect. But, for at home 3D viewing, Shutter Glasses, specifically, LC Shutter glasses will soon be as common as your wireless remotes.

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In the video above you can see how small the glasses actually are and see the excitement of one gaming nerd and his first experience with LC Shutter Glasses.

He is unboxing the the GeForce 3D vision kit by nVidia, he does make the mistake of calling them "lcd" but we can forgive him in his excitement. He is astonished by the amount of cabling, but if you read the link above it will point out what is included. Essentially, all the cables that would be required for any 3D setup, not all are necessary. Also a recharging cable for your wireless glasses.