Eh, could use the ones you get with like 3D dvd's, but I heard sucks nuts compared to theater 3D. A couple more years and we'll all be rocking the 3D TV's
Yeah, it's a bit different.
The Real3D or whatever shit in the theaters just adds a special polarizing panel and the glasses have polarized glasses to get the two different images.
The 3D tv standard seems to be very high framerate (120hz here, 100hz in PAL places) with glasses that open/close each eye in sync with the screen so you'll get a full 60 frames per second for each eye. Seems like it'd be much better than the old headache-inducing lower-framerate shit using the same tech.
They just decided on the format they'll use for 3D blurays... You'll be able to watch them in 2D or 3D without having to buy separate blurays and I bet Avatar will be the first one released.
I'm more interested in 3D games... Movies typically have one field of depth that's "in focus" and the rest isn't (although I suppose they could change that with CGI shit) and I find it annoying to constantly have to refocus every scene on what was recorded in focus... Games on the other hand are completely in focus (unless they add blur for cinematic effect) and shouldn't have that issue.