A First Person View Into the Future
This? It's not just a tiny screen running Windows. It's a tiny screen running Windows that fits over your eye.
Nikon Debuts Video Headset With Wi-Fi, 8GB of Storage, and a Browser
A seriously odd announcement from camera maker Nikon, the Media Port UP300 and UP300x video headset approaches wearable PC territory. The device, which honestly looks like a pair of headphones with a small display tacked on, actually has a pretty impressive spec sheet: up to 8GB of flash memory for videos, audio and…
Battlemodo of Highest Res Video Goggles: Zeiss Cinemizer vs. Myvu Crystal
Despite the stigma, I've always wanted a pair of video goggles. I never did mind the nerd factor accompanying any piece of gear, at least not after admiring sci fi heroes like Cyclops of the X-men and Geordi from ST:TNG. But they've never been cheap or high-res enough until now. The Zeiss Cinemizer ($400) and the Myvu…
MyVu Crystal & Shades Pay Homage To Sci-Fi Vision
Sci-Fi eyewear lovers are finally getting more options when shopping for new shades with MyVu's release of two new models, Shades and Crystal. Both models are geared toward watching video on the go, with what MyVu describes as "glance-down technology with true situational awareness." With this "glance-down tech" these…
MyVu iPod Video Glasses Review (Verdict: Look Like Geordi From Star Trek)
So I'm going to start off by telling you what the MyVu is not. It is not a television replacement, hell it's not even a laptop replacement for watching videos. But beyond that the MyVu does have some great niche uses, if you're comfortable with wearing a pair of goggles that beam images directly into your brain.…
Myvu Reviewed (Verdict: Better than Geordi's)
Mobility Site tried on the Myvu personal video player down at the lake—where nobody could laugh at them—and came back pleased. Wearing these felt just like wearing sunglasses that take 3 AAA batteries.
