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axxxr
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Via: www.icuiti.com
Icuiti Corporation, a world leader in personal display solutions, today announced the North American introduction of the World's first "Video Eyewear" at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas,
"The Icuiti V920 Video Eyewear was developed as the perfect display solution for the coming mobile video and information era. This revolutionary device overcomes the limitations of traditional direct view displays and creates BIG screen images from micro displays, providing users with an unparalleled solution for mobile entertainment and information applications."
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Guy89
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neat!
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Superluminova
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It seems rather pointless to me?
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masseur
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these have been around for years. Olympus had their eyetrek and Sony had something too but they were quite expensive, 300-500 pounds as I recall
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axxxr
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Yes masseur but this isn't the same as the Sony or Olympus version..those were just connected to a any video source. The Icuiti V920 is purely a mobile 3G device and is used to view 3G content via your mobile.
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masseur
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presumably its only the input thats different, the concept seems fairly similar
no indications of price because that will be a big factor in how well they are accepted and thats the reason I didn't get those others though I could quite see myself sitting on the plane on my regular flights to/from Oz in those days watching my portable DVD player on glasses like this
just remembered, we're the sony ones called glasstron or something similar?
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axxxr
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On 2005-01-06 16:24:16, masseur wrote:
presumably its only the input thats different, the concept seems fairly similar
no indications of price because that will be a big factor in how well they are accepted and thats the reason I didn't get those others though I could quite see myself sitting on the plane on my regular flights to/from Oz in those days watching my portable DVD player on glasses like this
just remembered, we're the sony ones called glasstron or something similar?
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Yes absolutely the concept is very much the same but I think the eyewear viewing glasses technology may have moved on a bit since the sony and olympus versions...don't know how good those were as i have never owned one.But i presume due to the technology now being more widespread the prices may have fallen now somewhat.
Yes sony version was the Glasstron...Here.
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masseur
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I did try the Sony ones up tottenham court road, very cool.
will watch out for these, since I am a gadget freak 
they look alot more compact too
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axxxr
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I still prefer the look of the Sony one for some reason...Very futuristic looking...Cool!
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Posted: 2005-01-06 15:50
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