Well in my humble opinion this is not what I imagined in the 21st century 3D TV would be like. With this in mind what could possibly rival the current mediocre offerings. Well one idea is a series of LED's arranged in a cube. Below is a video of a hobby prototype that shows the potential of this technique which could eventually offer a true 3D experience without the need for those pesky glasses.
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