The first 3D TV that does not need glasses is here.  A company named Nissho has just started selling a 52 inch full HD 3D TV in Japan.

Unfortunately we don’t have any news on when this TV will be available in the good old USA.  Since this TV costs over $20,000 we probably aren’t really in a rush to but it any way.

However, consensus is that when all 3D TVs no longer require glasses and cost just a fraction more than non-3D TVs, then and only then will Americans start to buy them as quickly as manufacturers would prefer.

Dish Network has promised 3D Dish TV for the masses this summer.  This should mean more 3D channels on more equipment.

Currently the only way to get 3D on Dish Network is to have the VIP 922 dvr.  It cost $200 for the upgrade and an extra $15 for the installation.  Comparatively, you can always pay the $250 and break your dish contract and go to DirecTV which has much more 3D options (plus free equipment on installation).

However, currently the masses don’t really care that much about 3D TV.  Add to the fact that less people are buying TVs and you can see that this might not impact you all too much.