Most of the glasses people use to watch 3D are one-size-fits-all models–and I’m not just talking about the size of the frames. They work the same way for everybody, and behave the same way no matter ...

XpanD is unveiling its highly anticipated Universal 3D Glasses at IFA. The glasses, which are available in four colors and different shapes and sizes to meet any 3D enthusiast's unique style and size, ...

After slipping in for a debut at CES 2010 earlier this year with a few different sets of 3D glasses, XpanD has some more information on a "universal" pair of shades. The X103 3D glasses are being ...

The new battery powered, XpanD Universal 3D Active-Shutter Glasses (model X103) are compatible with any 3D-ready, infrared-emitting display are now available. They can also be used in any of the ...

Today’s 3D TVs use any one of three active shutter technologies—IR, RF, or Bluetooth. If you own more than one 3D set—or you’re always short a pair of glasses at a friend’s house—you’d appreciate a ...

LAS VEGAS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--In a groundbreaking product introduction, XPAND 3D today announced the XPAND Infinity™, a complete 3D system that is designed to deliver the best possible viewing ...

XpanD has added yet another pair of 3D spectacles to its collection, but the Universal 3D Glasses are the most generic being that they are promoted to be worn in either the home or the movie theater.

Firm also unveils plug-in for 3D PowerPoint presentations. By Carolyn Giardina Tech Editor LAS VEGAS — 3D technology provider Xpand sees 3D becoming ubiquitous. At CinemaCon, the company launched ...

XpanD is offering a solution to the frustration of having to potentially purchase numerous sets of brand-specific glasses in order to enjoy 3D content on different televisions and 3D-enabled devices.

The active-shutter glasses will work on any major manufacturer's TV when they arrive in June, according to the company. Erica Ogg is a CNET News reporter who covers Apple, HP, Dell, and other PC ...