XpanD has announced the forthcoming release of its X103 active shutter 3D glasses that are claimed work on most 3D-enabled devices, irrespective of branding ...

Although the press release, below, is full of garbage jargon, the bottom line is that Monster, in their infinite glory, has released a “universal” pair of RF 3D glasses. The glasses support ...

In a year of glasses-free 3D, Monster Cable's uber-expensive universal 3D shutter glasses have us scratching our heads. What are they thinking?

The active-shutter glasses will work on any major manufacturer's TV when they arrive in June, according to the company. XpanD working on universal 3D glasses - CNET X ...

The glasses use a variety of downloadable software and interchangeable modules that hold out the promise of cheaper 3D glasses that aren't tied to a single receiver model. SUBSCRIBE.

Their Vision Max 3D glasses promise universal compatibility on all 3D TVs—which is fantastic—but you’ll need to use Monster’s base station to make said TVs work with the glasses.

Here at CES, 3D technology company Xpand is trying to change that, with a series of 3D eyewear it’s calling Youniversal. Like earlier Xpand models, the new ones are designed to be universal–you can ...

It's probably not an issue to most people, considering if you get a Sony-branded 3D-enabled HDTV, then you'd expect Sony's 3D glasses to work with them. And, the same goes for any other 3D TV out ...

Each manufacturer I’ve spoken to has said that only their glasses will work with their 3D TVs, which certainly throws a spanner in the works when you look at the $150 price. XpanD reckons theirs ...

So, I bought these cheap universal 3d active shutter glasses for my brand new 50 inch Sharp LED HDTV. I thought these cheap ones would do until I could afford the offical Sharp glasses.

3D TV may be the wave of the future, but the technology definitely has some hurdles to overcome first. For one, the cost of the 3D glasses that are typically sold separately from the television ...

The new battery powered, XpanD Universal 3D Active-Shutter Glasses (model X103) are compatible with any 3D-ready, infrared-emitting display are now available. They can also be used in any of the ...