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I don't know the answer, but I think you are asking about an active display. An active display needs LCD shutter glasses that synchronise with flickering images on the screen. The advantage is full res (if we're talking HD res), but you need a TV that has a fast refresh rate. The glasses are expensive and need batteries or other power. I've heard they can also tire the viewer's eyes faster than passive.
Passive uses polarisation on the screen and the glasses (The glasses are cheap). So if it's not a 3D TV, it won't work (because the filter isn't built into the screen). It's interlaced, so on an HD TV you get a bit of resolution loss. However, if you're viewing HD material on a 4K set, then I guess you don't lose the res, but it's not in 4K. I'm not up to speed on the status of 4K 3D. If it's possible, it will need to be streamed from Netflix or something.
Anyway, if you are asking for an active display, then I'd guess it's possible with a fast enough refresh rate and active glasses, but I've no idea if such a system exists - especially as an after market solution. I'm not aware of a whole lot of jail-breaking going on.
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