Still watching TV on that 16:9 "widescreen" TV? Unless you're rocking a 21:9 widescreen TV, you're not getting the full cinema experience, no matter how much you trust your home theater technician. Time to get a "cinema" TV.

I think it's a safe assumption that 3D TVs that require viewers to wear 3D glasses aren't going to be around for too long. People don't want to spend $150 a pop on the things, and they just hurt the overall viewing experience. Luckily, people are hard at work on glasses-free TV, and we're starting to see some sets that offer up 3D viewing with no glasses required.

Want to grab Avatar on 3D Blu-ray to show off on your fancy new 3DTV? Well, unless you just bought a new 3D Panasonic TV that came with said Blu-ray, no such luck.

Nobody likes 3D glasses. If 3D tech is going to really take off, it needs to be done sans-glasses. And that's what' AUO is working on, with a new 3D display that uses head tracking to ditch glasses altogether.