Permanent 3D Glasses, Futuristic 3D Identification Card, Samsung's New E-Book Reader. and More

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Senior Editor Tim Moynihan takes a look the Samsung E6 e-book reader with Wi-Fi connectivity, Gunnar Optiks' 3D glasses for game-playing or computer use, Samsung's futuristic 3d ID card prototype, and Flo Personal TV.

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