Windows 7: 3D Vision PC to TV

If I have a Gigabyte GTX460 3D Vision ready graphics card, connected to my Samsung PC63C7000 3D TV via a HDMI v1.4 cable, with my PC running the 3D services, do I still need to buy the 3D vision kit for the graphics card, given I have to use the TV's glasses for viewing on the TV?

i don't think so from what i have read the kit is for gamers so if your going to game i would say yes
here is the link where i got information from :Nvidia Geforce 3D Vision Kit Review - Desktop Monitors/Displays Accessories - CNET Reviews

"Gaming in 3D on PCs has been available for a while thanks to NVIDIA's 3D Vision. But until now, you could only use that 3D signal with a computer monitor. Now, NVIDIA's new 3DTV Play technology is bringing HDMI support to their GeForce cards, which means you can hook your 3D-capable computer up to a 3D-capable HDTV.

To get it all working you'll need a compatible GeForce video card and an HDMI 1.4 compliant 3D TV with compatible active-shutter glasses. Remember, you'll need the glasses offered by the TV manufacturer, not the glasses made by NVIDIA. "

NVIDIA Adds 3DTV Support to 3D Vision - Gear News at IGN