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David Katz Meyer at CES 2014 in Samsung's sprawling booth and one of many concept TVs on display today is the company's latest attempt at a glasses-free 3d television you're watching 3d right now behind me on this television and you're not wearing glasses neither am i I can see it's a 3d effect relatively well actually move from side to side on this and the 3d effect kind of follows you been told there's 35 different positions that's a big improved from previous years where you had to stand a specific places relative to the television to get the 3d effect there are some downsides the effect can be a little bit disorienting at first and there's a little bit of blurriness especially when it really pops out at you but it's a lot better than previous years and of course you don't need to wear glasses now nobody really cares about 3d anymore and I think the main reason is because of those glasses and effect there's little content so maybe when glasses-free 3d becomes a little more viable with products like this 3 you might make another comeback another couple tidbits this is a UHD 4k resolution television that uses LED LCD technology of course one of the reasons it's able to get to that glasses-free a little bit better is with all those extra pixels that's a quick look at Samsung's glasses-free 3d concept at CES 2014 I'm David Katz Myer from Cena you