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Myvu Solo goggles take apart...

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EETimes tool apart and fully documented Myvu Solo goggles -

Virtual display glasses are nothing new (we analyzed one of the first, from Olympus, over a decade ago), but improvements have slimmed the package considerably and brought costs to levels more simpatico with consumer budgets. At $199, Myvu's Solo brings iPod video viewing front and center. It weighs in at a modest 118 grams, a good portion of which is contributed by cables connecting the device to a host iPod. Once connected, the Myvu Solo is worn like a pair of glasses and has an earbud dangling from each swing-out earpiece....

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Posted by: Vrogy on December 6, 2007 at 5:00 AM

:/ I wish higher resolution was available in this kinda stuff. Even getting up to 800X600 is damn expensive.

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Posted by: Benjamin M. Strozykowski on December 6, 2007 at 9:39 AM

I totally agree, Vrogy. I want an inexpensive/diy high-resolution wearable computer. Not for another 10 years probably (didn't I say that 10 years ago?)

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