peelable polarized 3d lcd mod

sooo lazy today, so here it is in dot points:

+ a peelable "touchscreenprotector-like" screen, in which it has alternating strip of polarized filters, that you stick over your lcd screen. (each horizontal line is a polarized strip, that only display itself to one side of the glasses.)

>>Alternative option + a thick plastic panel, with lots of tiny horizontal black strip, that is stuck to the screen. No glasses needed, as your eyes perceive two different images.

>>Alternative option + lentecular system, lots of little lenses that display different pixels, when stuck over a patterned image. Benefit, no glasses, can look up and down an object as well. Drawback, is that this is expensive.

+ Simple software that uses your webcam (detect symbol on glasses), or a simple sensor, to detect if you have 3d polarized glasses on, and automagically activate 3d feature in your desktop.

+ A collection of software that enable you to make effective use of 3d in normal usage, e.g. 3d google earth

+ Api for 3d games...

+ etc...

All packaged in a box, sold to shoppers next to brand new lcds.

Why this is good: You can use existing LCD screens to go 3d, and polarized glasses are dirt cheap these days thanks to AVATAR.

Problems: You need to calibrate the screen, as people might not position it dead on.