3D in red/blue filter glasses

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Having played around with various stereo methods in the past (including both anaglyph and LCD shutter glasses) I would suggest that polarized light is definitely the way to go. 'All you need' is an extra monitor and a sheet of half-silvered glass and you can build yourself something like this:

http://www.aldous.net/photo/project08.htm

And here's a slightly more elegant commercial version:

http://www.planar.com/products/flatpanel_monitors/stereoscopic/index.html

EDIT: I just remembered where I originally found the links above. Here:

http://forums.nvidia.com/index.php?s=d2f721a5312adf0fba8fc49b73c919a1&showtopic=32547&st=0