3 sources and my summaries

http://news.cnet.com/3d-tv-faq/

This article is a answer and questions article that is super useful, one of my questions pertaining to television having any damaging affects on people I was surprised to find that people would experience headaches and such but that is only because of high viewing time or that they already have preexisting condition, I found all the information to be very informative, and am anxious to see where 3D heads

http://3-dtv.org/

having the dot org ending makes this source very dependable but there is only news of information and not very well organized. a 103 inch TV sounds crazy, but i saw in the article that their glasses are supposed to support less eye strain. So I could really research and look into how your eyes are affected by 3D and how it is all transmitted. Its also crazy how expensive everything is, but that's how the craze for something new always is

http://www.tomsguide.com/us/3DTV-autostereoscopic-CES,review-1490.html

This article is interesting to hear about the people who are jumping 3D TV all together and are aiming towards a no-glasses filled future. Everyone that i talk to about 3D always asks about the glasses and most people believe it a inconvenience. I am wondering why other companies are not jumping past the glasses 3D and instead try what these other companies are doing. I think its because they are looking to make money for research and development for TVs without glasses, and that we have to take our consuming into steps first.