3D seems to have taken over the home entertainment industry overnight and now Toshiba smugs its other 3D TV competitors saying “Pfft… 3D glasses are so 10 minutes ago!”

Toshiba has already launched 12-inch (~$1,400) and 20-inch (~$2,800) versions of its glassless REGZA 3D TVs. The company plans to unveil prototypes of 56-inch and 65-inch models at CES and will probably launch two models, one over 40 inches and another over 50 inches.

How it works: 
Using the integral imaging method which enables natural 3D viewing. Essentially, by simultaneously showing several pictures from different positions and angles, the viewers left and right eyes can see different pictures creating a 3D effect without the help of bulky glasses.