Although I'm interested in 3D vision I'm not very interested in this sort of technology, which is not far removed from 19th century anaglyphs or the cinema craz

Although I'm interested in 3D vision I'm not very interested in this sort of technology, which is not far removed from 19th century anaglyphs or the cinema crazes of the 1950s. I expect that this has an initial novelty value, which will quickly wear thin. This is yet another attempt to reinvent TV, which will probably not succeed. Having recently been involved with people in the TV industry it's clear that they're struggling to compete against internet based delivery of video content, and are desperately searching for ways to attract or at least retain conventional TV viewers, and the advertising revenues which go along with that. Ultimately, this is a battle which they're going to lose.