A full resolution autostereoscopic three-dimensional (3D) display prototype is developed. It is composed of a time division thin film transistor liquid crystal display panel with an optical controlled birefringence liquid crystal polarization switch and a polarizer parallax barrier. Fast driving circuits operating at 120-Hz frame rate are fabricated. The 3D images on the display have the same resolution as the corresponding two-dimensional images, which is signiˉcantly different from conventional parallax barrier autostereoscopic 3D displays having degraded 3D image resolution.