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Slashdot and Digg both have links (and interesting discussions) to this story about LCD goggles for the iPod video. We made our own version here on MAKE awhile back and I use LCD goggles for a lot of applications now, I really think one and two LCD viewing of content won't be bizarre or sci-fi ish in the next few years. It won't be as common place as the dudes who wear Bluetooth headsets full-time, but it wouldn't be weird to see someone watching a movie on their iPod with LCD goggles on a plane.
iPod LCD goggles...
Slashdot and Digg both have links (and interesting discussions) to this story about LCD goggles for the iPod video. We made our own version here on MAKE awhile back and I use LCD goggles for a lot of applications now, I really think one and two LCD viewing of content won't be bizarre or sci-fi ish in the next few years. It won't be as common place as the dudes who wear Bluetooth headsets full-time, but it wouldn't be weird to see someone watching a movie on their iPod with LCD goggles on a plane.
Posted by Phillip Torrone |
Jan 2, 2006 03:05 PM
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it's NOT LCD. It's OLED. http://www.emagin.com/
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OLED, correct - i was speaking in general terms (a display for your eyeball would have been better i think).
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