monitorbril?

[Xandrios]

hoi,

ik was van de week in NY, en daar heb ik een heel leuk speeltje gezien: een bril, met daarin 2 lcd's, en dat moet het effct geven van een 52" scherm !!!

ik heb ze toen helaas niet kunnen testen, maar ik was wel beniewt of er hier iemand is die ervaring met zo'n ding heeft ?

Ik vraag me bijvoorbeeld wel af wat de maximale resolutie is....

thanks already
Cutebrit

ps. iik MEENDE dat hij van sony was, en hij was van voren igg BLAUW
maar helaas kon ik hem niet vinden op de sony site

[Xandrios]

helemaal niemand ??????

vind ik toch jammer, ik zou graaaaag zo'n ding kopen asl hij een beetje een fatsoelijke resolutie aankan....

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Een fatsoenlijke resolutie met zo'n klein ding? Het zal vast geen 65536*49152 wezen
Anders waren er vast al heel asociaal scherpe lcd flatpanels enzo

[Xandrios]

Op donderdag 09 augustus 2001 00:01 schreef Cheatah het volgende:
Een fatsoenlijke resolutie met zo'n klein ding? Het zal vast geen 65536*49152 wezen
Anders waren er vast al heel asociaal scherpe lcd flatpanels enzo

dat dacht ik ook, maar er stond bij dat hij "hight resolution" was
of iig zoiets

maar ik vroeg me af hoe hoog dat max is...

zijn die dingen overgins helemaal niet in NL tekoop?

[Bierkameel]

Now Available, Sony Glasstron 52" LCD Glasses
Posted June 8th, 2000

Sony Glasstron PLM-A35
So you've always wanted a big screen TV but have never been able to get one - they cost some serious coin and don't exactly fit into a small bachelor apartment. Well these days if you have only $600 burning a hole in your pocket and as long as you have even a closet free in your tiny place, your problems may be over. Sony has answered our prayers by creating the world's first consumer-available personal LCD glasses.
By placing two miniature LCD screens inside what resemble a pair of regular sunglasses, the Glasstrons allows you to simulate watching a 52" TV screen from about six feet away. They are composed of a stylish reflective blue plastic, almost reminding one of the popular Oakley style of sunglasses. They are approximately one inch thick, but weigh an astonishingly low 3.4 oz. as a result of the plastic construction.
The "inner-ear" style headphones clip into the inside front of the glasses for security and rest comfortably in the ear. The glasses also include a rubber nosepiece to hold them in place, and the folding arms are quite flexible for different-sized heads. There is no adjustment mechanism for focus, so the Glasstron's may not be suitable for those who normally wear glasses.
Some of the major specs...
-Two .55" LCDs (800x255 pixel resolution) reproduce the feel of watching a 52" TV from 6 1/2 feet away
-Video playback from any NTSC source, with composite and S-Video input
-Integrated inner-ear headphones with HiFi stereo sound and automatic volume limiter
-Adjustable volume and brightness controls
-Power supply: A/C adapter (included) or Sony InfoLithium battery (not included)
-Weight: 3.4 oz.
-MSRP: $599 US.
The Glasstron's complete retail kit includes the glasses, A/C adapter, connection box (which handles the AC power and the connections to a video source), and an A/V cable with composite A/V input jacks.
For more details visit
http://www.sel.sony.com/SEL/consumer/ss5/generic/glasstronrtm/glasstronrtm/index.shtml
To Buy this, visit
http://xtrasdirect.sel.sony.com/cgi-bin/compass.cgi?level=prod&dest=PLM-A35



Dat is um

edit:

Hier staat nog meer over het brilletje

[Sartsj]

ziet er zwaar strak uit

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die zag ik vorig jaar al in Andorra liggen.

Als hij nou zo`n 1000 gld kost , ga ik erover denken want in andorra is alle seen stuk goedkoper

[Xandrios]

Op donderdag 09 augustus 2001 23:12 schreef Bierkameel het volgende:
Now Available, Sony Glasstron 52" LCD Glasses
Posted June 8th, 2000

Sony Glasstron PLM-A35
So you've always wanted a big screen TV but have never been able to get one - they cost some serious coin and don't exactly fit into a small bachelor apartment. Well these days if you have only $600 burning a hole in your pocket and as long as you have even a closet free in your tiny place, your problems may be over. Sony has answered our prayers by creating the world's first consumer-available personal LCD glasses.
By placing two miniature LCD screens inside what resemble a pair of regular sunglasses, the Glasstrons allows you to simulate watching a 52" TV screen from about six feet away. They are composed of a stylish reflective blue plastic, almost reminding one of the popular Oakley style of sunglasses. They are approximately one inch thick, but weigh an astonishingly low 3.4 oz. as a result of the plastic construction.
The "inner-ear" style headphones clip into the inside front of the glasses for security and rest comfortably in the ear. The glasses also include a rubber nosepiece to hold them in place, and the folding arms are quite flexible for different-sized heads. There is no adjustment mechanism for focus, so the Glasstron's may not be suitable for those who normally wear glasses.
Some of the major specs...
-Two .55" LCDs (800x255 pixel resolution) reproduce the feel of watching a 52" TV from 6 1/2 feet away
-Video playback from any NTSC source, with composite and S-Video input
-Integrated inner-ear headphones with HiFi stereo sound and automatic volume limiter
-Adjustable volume and brightness controls
-Power supply: A/C adapter (included) or Sony InfoLithium battery (not included)
-Weight: 3.4 oz.
-MSRP: $599 US.
The Glasstron's complete retail kit includes the glasses, A/C adapter, connection box (which handles the AC power and the connections to a video source), and an A/V cable with composite A/V input jacks.
For more details visit
http://www.sel.sony.com/SEL/consumer/ss5/generic/glasstronrtm/glasstronrtm/index.shtml
To Buy this, visit
http://xtrasdirect.sel.sony.com/cgi-bin/compass.cgi?level=prod&dest=PLM-A35

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Dat is um

edit:

Hier staat nog meer over het brilletje

thanks voor de info

hij heet dus maximaal 800x255 resolutie

voor internetten enz is dat veel te weinig, maar voor een divxje spelen

waarschiunlijk kan hij die 2 beelden ook nog interlacen, zodat je nog 2x zoveel hebt

zou ie ook in NL tekoop zijn?