The 3D TV's and monitors being marketed are a misnomer. They are actually Stereoscopic TV's and monitors, not 3D. In order to be 3D, a real 3D TV or monitor must have an actual 3rd dimension; meaning you can move to a different place in the room you're viewing the 3D TV or monitor and your perspective of the scene changes and is unique to your position.

With the introduction of the Yellow color to a new TV on the market it can be thought of as the cheap solution. The real color, or lighted accent, that should have been used is White. This would be consistent with its' counter part, subtractive color scheme, Cyan-Magenta-Yellow-Black. In an additive system the color would be the negative of the CMYK (K is Black), or Red-Green-Blue-White, RGBE (E is White). Yellow in the RGBE is the Cheap alternative, you know, cost effective. If there is anyone working on this; go with the E, OK.