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"During CES 2010. RealD  managed to slide its 3D glasses in with most of the new televisions  coming our way this year, but XpanD is continuing its promise  to work with any IR-enabled set from any manufacturer (Samsung has  already stated its glasses will only work with its TVs, Panasonic  couldn't confirm cross compatibility with other brands when we asked)  with the X103 series. XpanD is claiming compatibility with \"virtually  any monitor capable of displaying 3D content\". Even with plans for 12  different colors and sizes for kids or adults it's more likely you'll  end up in a caption contest than a look book rocking these, but as long  as they get the job done they seem like a natural go to for additional  pairs when they launch in June. The main problem? Pricing isn't final  but Chief Strategy Officer Ami Dror told PC Mag he expects them  to run $125 - $150 -- even if the local cinema uses active shutter  technology, that's a lot of 3D flicks before you recoup the cost and  makes it nearly out of the question to grab a few spares for friends to  watch."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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