Gizmodo 
Enter your username and password.
-
more about #videogoggles frigg: I wonder if this be available for their Wrap 920AV model, which attempts to solve the centuries-old problem: is it possible to wear video glasses and... more » nutbastard: @ScottRose: I have 1024x768 prototype glasses made by silliscape (later changed to inviso) that were made in 2000. 9 years ago. they were going to sel... more » Kaiser-Machead: If you wear them on the SUBWAY, you deserve what you get. Who in their right mind blinds themselves with fancy gizmos on the train? At least you can c... more » SirNotAppearing: Ah, the convenience of watching Reading Rainbow without everyone knowing I'm watching my own show. I approve. more » ScottRose: I would gladly pay more money for more resolution. (I think they have higher res. models, but I covet 1024x768 at least). And I HATE how they don't ... more » Ender305: Am I the only one here who is reminded of Snow Crash? Also, I want them, now. more » Curves: These reminded me of the "X-Ray" sunglasses that used to be advertised in the back of comic books. They claimed you could see through clothes with the... more » Hello Mister Walrus: This will be a hit among those TV-addicted British 2-year-olds who can't recite nursery rhymes or remember their own names. more » -
#videogoggles
Vuzix Video Glasses Get iPhone Support With AV230XL Cable
Those Vuzix video goggles are now getting an adapter cable in order to connect them to iPhones. Fantastic, since iPhone owners always have their phone with them. More » -
#videogoggles
Vuzix Wrap 920AV Video Sunglasses Feature "See-Thru" Quantum Optics
A few weeks back, Vuzix teased us with an image of their upcoming Wrap 920AV virtual reality sunglasses, and today they followed up with the details. More »
