These $500 Glasses Simulate a 75-Inch Screen

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[citation][nom]male_07[/nom]How exactly do the glasses connect to a device to play video from?[/citation]
*Component video connections for superior quality video on game consoles, iPod touch, iPhone and other component compatible devices
*Composite connects for universal compatibility with virtually all media players

http://vuzix.com/consumer/products_wrap_1200.html#features
 
That's awesome, but what's up with the odd resolution?

I too am curious how it connects, and if it would work for not just movies but games. This might be pretty cool for FPS and racing games! Add head tracking and we'll start getting closer to some nice VR tech.

Price is pretty steep, but if it doesn't have some retarded proprietary connection I'd still be interested.
 
I'll tell ya.. My friend bought a pair of the older model and they really hurt your eyes.. Its like your sitting 10 feet away from it.. I dunno I didn't like him and neither did he.. We tried playing half life and such with them but the problem is that since they are basically glasses with LCDs in them they don't block out the light from other areas making it where your eyes can easily "wander". They need to do it like a virtual boy where they block out all light except the light that is coming from the glasses and it would probably not hurt as bad..
 
[citation][nom]alchemy69[/nom]Let me know when they're 1080P[/citation]
Let me know when the use modern connections like HDMI
 
Sure, and simulate a true 1000 inch screen 100 yards away!
Truth is, the screen is not half a mile away, but less than 2 inches, which makes the screen you see closer to 1 inch in size!
 
Can they be adjusted for nearsightedness too? I'm not switching from eyeglasses to contact lenses just to use this product...
 
[citation][nom]Jerky_san[/nom]I'll tell ya.. My friend bought a pair of the older model and they really hurt your eyes.. Its like your sitting 10 feet away from it.. I dunno I didn't like him and neither did he.. We tried playing half life and such with them but the problem is that since they are basically glasses with LCDs in them they don't block out the light from other areas making it where your eyes can easily "wander". They need to do it like a virtual boy where they block out all light except the light that is coming from the glasses and it would probably not hurt as bad..[/citation]

http://vuzix.com/consumer/products_accessories.html#lightshields
 
Too expensive and the resolution is too low as well.
Give me 1080p @ $249 or lower and I'd buy them.
Where do you plug in video inputs?
A small cord wraping behind my ear to accept an HDMI input would be sufficient.
 
[citation][nom]officeguy[/nom]Wow, you can watch porn without anybody see you watch porn.[/citation]

But I'm pretty sure they'll still see you fap...
 
What ever happened to those glasses Sony was making? The ones where it actually drew the image on your retina.
 
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