ajshepherd: Fuji has announced the development of a complete 3D consumer imaging system, comprising a camera (currently at concept stage), 3D photo frame (sounds like an actual product which I can buy if not now then soon, though only 920k pixels bah), and lenticular home printer (also concept). The camera will have matched twin lenses and incorporate a 3D LCD viewfinder; it will process 3D images in real time in camera, both stills and video, but will also deliver the separate images (which I hope removes any chance that the 3D images will be as small as the <1MP photo frame). It will deliver 0.001s synchro (which is an order of magnitude better than the best twinned systems can currently manage).
There is almost no possibility that this could be launched, even if aimed at prosumers, at a price that wouldn't cause me to buy the entire kit, probably with photo frames for both home and work, on day one. I do hope I will be able to retro-process a decade's worth of stereo images to view and print though.
There are apparently services who will do this for you. David Mattingly got some lenticulars made, so it's possible.