The upcoming June release of Sony’s new active shutter 3D glasses will bring answers to a lot of the questions surrounding Sony’s 3D strategy. While it will take some time after the initial release to get helpful information on the type of viewing experience the glasses will provide, Sony has already started shedding some light on the details that will accompany their battery-powered glasses.
Come sometime this June, the TDG-BR100 and TDG-BR50 active shutter 3D glasses will be available to purchase in Japan for roughly $133. According to SonyInsider, the glasses will feature a battery that allows for 100 hours of use. The glasses are only in use when they receive the 3D sync signal from the TV, otherwise they go into standby mode with no drain on the battery.
To see how they work and why Sony believes the 3D glasses will greatly enhance the viewing experience, click here-