As an animator and graphic artist I'm dubious at best about the claim that this can "Convert 2D movies into 3D". Current technology simply can't do a good job o

As an animator and graphic artist I'm dubious at best about the claim that this can "Convert 2D movies into 3D". Current technology simply can't do a good job of this. As for viewing 3D without the need for glasses, all current systems for this rely on a diffraction grating over the screen which delivers a different image at slightly different viewing angles (think those old '3d' baseball cards). This technology would actually work pretty well in a laptop application becasue the primary limitation is the very specific viewing angle needed, and with a laptop you are virtually assured that the viewer will have the ability to view the content from a dead-center angle. The downside is that the diffraction lens degrades the image for normal 2d applications.