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[Stormwind]

WOW

The Vuzix AV310 widescreen video glasses have taken the world by storm. We feel like we’ve stepped into a time machine when we see these glasses.

They are designed for use with portable DVD players, video iPods and multimedia phones that are video capable like the N95 and the iPhone.

Put them on and step into the widescreen world of entertainment. They give the viewer the impression that you are watching a widescreen showing of your videos instead of staring at them at a tiny screen with an ache in your neck from leaning and tilting the screen away from the sun. Sound familiar? Well, not anymore! These video glasses are perfect for people who travel a lot especially on planes and trains.

They are also perfect for those that don’t have enough space at home for entertainment systems. The batteries included are rechargeable and last for up to four hours. These are replaceable so you can carry around an extra set in case you run out of power.

Just like the itheater video glasses, you may look a bit silly until everyone else catches on but what do you care? You’re watching the Matrix in Widescreen on your way to work and they’re just jealous! What are you waiting for? Order yours today!

[Stormwind]

Vom 1 Dezember 2011

3D mit dem iPhone 4 genießen dank Wrap 920

Immer mehr Bereiche, in denen die digitale Technik vertreten ist, nutzen 3D und sorgen so dafür, dass Zuschauer eine völlig neue Darstellung kennenlernen können. Finden kann man die realen Bilder bei Spielkonsolen, Smartphones, Kinofilmen sowie im eigenen Heim vor dem Fernseher. Profitieren kann von 3D auch das iPhone 4, wofür nur die Videobrille Wrap 920 von Vuzix benötigt wird.

Das Zubehör Wrap 920 bringt 3D auf die iOS-Geräte von Apple. Hierbei wird ein Film, welcher z.B. auf dem iPhone 4 gesichert ist und für die Anzeige in 3D eingerichtet wurde, über ein Kabel auf die Videobrille übertragen. Diese muss der Benutzer aufsetzen, wonach er auch schon die dreidimensionale Unterhaltung genießen kann. Besitzt man mal keinen 3D-Film, kann man auch normale 2D-Dateien mit der Brille ansehen.

Damit der Film optimal genutzt werden kann, haben die Entwickler auch eine Verbindung für Kopfhörer integriert. So kann man nicht nur das Sichtbare für sich allein genießen, sondern auch den dazugehörigen Sound.

Technische Daten von Wrap 920 im Überblick

Ausgestattet ist die Wrap 920 von Vuzix mit einigen Einstellungsmöglichkeiten, welche es erlauben, das angezeigte Bild mit einer besseren Sättigung oder Helligkeit auszustatten. So können Filme auch genossen werden, wenn die Umgebung nicht das optimale Licht dafür bietet.Nutzen lässt sich die Videobrille etwa sechs Stunden, wobei nicht der Akku des iPhone 4 als Energiequelle benutzt wird, sondern zwei AA-Batterien. Zusammen mit diesen dürfte die Brille jedoch weiterhin nicht zu schwer werden, wofür die Entwickler gepolsterte Anlegeflächen eingebaut haben. Diese erzeugen eine angenehme Verbindung zu Nase und Ohren.

Bereitgestellt wird die Videobrille Wrap 920 von Vuzix für 233,32 Euro beispielsweise beiAmazon

[Kallenfels]

Wahnsinns Umsätze bei diesem Wert in den Staaten wie auch hier
Mein Eimer steht jedenfalls! Ich kann nicht nur Lehrgeld bezahlen!!

[Diva]

für tech-freaks hier ein paar daten:

http://techiser.com/vuzix-taceye-lt-monocular-display-system…

Vuzix has launched their new Tac-Eye LT Monocular Display System this week. ( artikel von heute )

Designed for personal entertainment, the Tac-Eye LT features a high-contrast SVGA (800×600) display, which is perfect for displaying images from a laptop, a vehicle mounted computer system, or a security camera.

Mounted on Oakley SI Ballistic M-Frame 2.0 eyewear, the monocular display is claimed to be capable of withstanding harsh conditions, such as shock, vibration, water, dust and temperature fluctuations.

Users can also detach the display from the included Oakley glasses and connect it to other frames.
Vuzix Tac-Eye LT Monocular Display System

No word on pricing and availability though.

Vuzix Tac-Eye LT Specifications:

VGA Configuration:

Choice of eyewear (Oakley SI Ballistic M-Frame 2.0, Revision Sawfly, or ESS ICE)
Rugged mouse
Dual VGA and USB input cable
Lens cloth and Op Drops cleaning solution
User manual
Pelican Case for secure storage and shipping

Video Configuration:

Choice of eyewear (Oakley SI Ballistic M-Frame 2.0, Revision Sawfly, or ESS ICE)
Rugged USB battery box
Dual BNC and USB input cable
BNC female to female coupler
BNC to RCA plug adapter
Lens cloth and Op Drops cleaning solution
User manual
Pelican Case for secure storage and shipping

VGA/Video Configuration:

Choice of eyewear (Oakley SI Ballistic M-Frame 2.0, Revision Sawfly, or ESS ICE)
Rugged USB battery box
Dual BNC and USB input cable
BNC female to female coupler
BNC to RCA plug adapter
Rugged mouse
Dual VGA and USB input cable
Lens cloth and Op Drops cleaning solution
User manual
Pelican Case for secure storage and shipping

Vuzix Tac-Eye LT Features:

Designed to meet MIL-STD 810F: Shock, Vibration, Water, Dust, Drop, Temp
Display: SVGA+ (852×600) Color AMOLED
30° Horizontal Field of View
Capable of displaying SVGA, NTSC, RS-170, and PAL formats
Controls: Power, display brightness, and display orientation are controlled by the inline control pad
Mounts to standard ballistic sunglasses from Revision, ESS, and Oakley

[Diva]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 42.423.629 von Jabi333 am 01.12.11 09:31:35

und wieder ein inhaltsschwerer, aussagekräftiger beitrag - chapeau!!! gut gemacht ( ironie-modus )

[Jabi333]

Na das war ja jetzt seit gestern ein Griff ins Messer *g

LG
Jabi333

[Diva]

http://stockguru.com/2011/11/29/trade-alert-vuzi-vuzix-corpo…

vom 29.11.2011

[Diva]

tja ... ohne werbung läuft nüscht ... auf ein feines Q4/2011

http://www.expertreviews.co.uk/displays/1288819/vuzix-launch…


Vuzix launches Tac-Eye LT head-up display


Posted on 30 Nov 2011 at 11:43

Display specialist Vuzix has announced European availability of its Tac-Eye LT head-up monocular display, mounted to Oakley SI Ballistic M-Frame 2.0 protective glasses.

While wearable computing projects have yet to hit the mainstream - thanks largely to the prevalence of powerful smartphones that don't require strange eyewear to use - the technology is seeing increasing interest from professional markets, a sure sign that - as sales increase and prices drop - a push into the consumer market is due.

The Vuzix Tac-Eye LT, aimed at military, government and professional use, places a small AMOLED display offering a reasonably impressive 852x600 resolution just in front of the wearer's right eye to provide at-a-glance information without the need to stop an activity or lose use of a hand.

Designed to withstand shock, vibration, water and dust ingress and sudden changes in temperature - all vital for a system designed for use outdoors - the Tac-Eye LT offers a wealth of possibilities: as well as the more traditional military use of a head-up display for targeting or navigation information, professional users could view schematics or supporting documentation during complicated manual operations.

While the technology has its drawbacks - the use of a non-transparent display means that the user trades binocular vision for at-a-glance information - it's easy to see future smartphones coming with a Bluetooth-connected display for true hands-free use.

Sadly, those days could be a way off yet: although Vuzix is selling the display now, pricing is only available upon application to the company - suggesting that it's outside the reach of most consumers.

Author: Gareth Halfacree



... wird scho no ...

[Stormwind]

That sounds nice ..........Das wird ein schönes 2012

Gruss
Stormy

[Diva]

http://www.engadget.com/2011/11/29/vuzix-tac-eye-lt-offers-a…


Vuzix Tac-Eye LT offers a clip on HUD for rugged, wannabe cyborgs
By Terrence O'Brien posted Nov 29th 2011 5:50PM
Vuzix Tac-Eye LT
Does a pair of screens placed over your eyes seem like overkill? Well, AR enthusiasts, Vuzix has heard your calls and has introduced the Tac-Eye LT -- a transparent monocular AMOLED display that only puts info in front of one of your peepers. Unlike some of the company's other head-mounted displays, the Tac-Eye isn't aimed at personal entertainment. Instead, Vuzix envisions it being used as a HUD in rugged environments, offering alerts, data and video feeds. The unit comes mounted on a pair of Oakley specs (of course) but it can easily be clipped to a pair of standard safety glasses. The 800 x 600 see-through display comes in three different configurations: VGA-in, video-in or both. The Tac-Eye LT is available throughout Europe now... at least according to the PR. We couldn't find them for sale anywhere, nor could we track down pricing info. Head on after the break for the full release and a few more technical details.


November 28th 2011, Oxford, UK: Vuzix Corporation (TSX-V: VZX, OTC:BB: VUZI, FMB: V7X) ("Vuzix" or the "Company") today announced that its Tac-Eye® Monocular Display System is now available for purchase across Europe. The Tac-Eye LT is a lightweight, low profile, high-resolution monocular eyewear designed for use in the field where rugged hands-free video displays are needed. Part of Vuzix' award winning technology, the Tac-Eye LT unit enables users to view the real world alongside relevant computer generated information, graphics and alerts. Available in three formats: Video, VGA and VGA/Video the Tac-Eye LT is available now from www.vuzix.eu

Designed with the mobile user in mind, its high-contrast SVGA (800x600) display is perfect for displaying images from a wearable computer, laptop, vehicle mounted computer system, security cameras, or any other video source. Combined with some of the new Ultra Mobile PC's, European users now have access to one of the lightest, rugged wearable computers systems ever built.

Mounted on Oakley SI Ballistic M-Frame 2.0 eyewear (but also clips onto standard safety glasses), the monocular display will improve the user's situational awareness over other monocular models. Currently used across several markets in the US, the Tac-Eye LT is expected to be a popular choice with industrial organisations across Europe due to being able to withstand varying degrees of shock, vibration, water, dust and temperature fluctuations.

The VGA unit includes a standard VGA connector as well as a rugged mouse, the Video unit provides a BNC and RCA connection that will accept NTSC, PAL, and RS-170 video signals and the VGA/ Video unit includes all of the connectors and input devices from both of the VGA and Video configurations.

David Lock, Director of Operations EMEA Region, Vuzix commented, "The Tac-Eye has been a popular choice among the defense, security and industrial sectors across the US for some time now and we have regularly received requests for information on the Tac-Eye products from interested parties in Europe. We're delighted to now be offering these products and to have the ability to fulfill all of the potential sales requests that come into the European office."


Features:


· Designed to meet MIL-STD 810F: Shock, Vibration, Water, Dust, Drop, Temp

· Display: SVGA+ (852x600) Color AMOLED

· 30° Diagonal Field of View

· Capable of displaying SVGA, NTSC, RS-170, and PAL formats

· Controls: Power, display brightness, and display orientation are controlled by the inline control pad

· Mounts to standard ballistic sunglasses from Revision, ESS, and Oakley



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