The iPhone’s 3.5″ screen is one of the most gorgeous displays out there on a cellphone, let alone a portable device. It’s always fun to watch YouTube videos and movies on the amazing touchscreen. But what about when you want to take your iPhone entertainment to another level?
Vuzix Wrap 310: Your iPhone = Portable Home Theatre
Coming later this fall, Vuzix is releasing their Wrap 310, a pair of “video eyewear” glasses that are iPhone compatible. Here’s a quick list of highlights:
Video
* Twin high-resolution 428 x 240 LCD widescreen displays
* Ultra-low video distortion
* Equivalent to a 55-inch screen viewed from ten feet (approximately 3 m)
* 24-bit true color (16 million colors)
* Adjustable brightness, contrast and color saturation
* 60Hz progressive scan update rate
* 26 degree diagonal field of view
* 2-3/8″ intraocular distance (IOD)
Audio
* Detachable premium quality noise-isolating earphones
* Includes 3 sizes of noise isolation inserts
Performance
* Supports 4:3 and 16:9 display formats
* Works with 2D video
* Works with all common 3D video formats including side-by-side and multiple anaglyph formats
* Includes “Vuzix Auto-3D”, automatic 3D detection technology
* Six hours use with 2 AA alkaline batteries (included)
* Video Zoom mode
* On-Screen Display for video display adjustment
Versatility
* Connects directly to all video devices with composite video
* Wrap Multi-Connect port for optional adaptors for broad video device compatibility
* Wrap Mini-Port connector for optional expansion devices
* Use with NTSC or PAL video source
* Wearable over most prescription eyeglasses
* Independent +2 to -5 diopter focus adjustment
* Changeable lens
Comfort
* Adjustable, hypo-allergenic nosepiece
* Weighs less than three ounces
* Nine foot visual focus – reading glasses not required
* Ultra-thin cabling
I haven’t tried “video eyewear” before, but it’ll be interesting to see how these perform. I will be getting a sample in a couple months so expect a full review up on the blog. Can’t wait to watch The Dark Knight on my iPhone hooked up to the Wrap 310 while I’m driving or when I’m walking around Stanley Park. It’s gonna be swaa-weeeeeet!
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Vuzix Wrap 310: Your iPhone = Portable Home Theatre
Coming later this fall, Vuzix is releasing their Wrap 310, a pair of “video eyewear” glasses that are iPhone compatible. Here’s a quick list of highlights:
Video
* Twin high-resolution 428 x 240 LCD widescreen displays
* Ultra-low video distortion
* Equivalent to a 55-inch screen viewed from ten feet (approximately 3 m)
* 24-bit true color (16 million colors)
* Adjustable brightness, contrast and color saturation
* 60Hz progressive scan update rate
* 26 degree diagonal field of view
* 2-3/8″ intraocular distance (IOD)
Audio
* Detachable premium quality noise-isolating earphones
* Includes 3 sizes of noise isolation inserts
Performance
* Supports 4:3 and 16:9 display formats
* Works with 2D video
* Works with all common 3D video formats including side-by-side and multiple anaglyph formats
* Includes “Vuzix Auto-3D”, automatic 3D detection technology
* Six hours use with 2 AA alkaline batteries (included)
* Video Zoom mode
* On-Screen Display for video display adjustment
Versatility
* Connects directly to all video devices with composite video
* Wrap Multi-Connect port for optional adaptors for broad video device compatibility
* Wrap Mini-Port connector for optional expansion devices
* Use with NTSC or PAL video source
* Wearable over most prescription eyeglasses
* Independent +2 to -5 diopter focus adjustment
* Changeable lens
Comfort
* Adjustable, hypo-allergenic nosepiece
* Weighs less than three ounces
* Nine foot visual focus – reading glasses not required
* Ultra-thin cabling
I haven’t tried “video eyewear” before, but it’ll be interesting to see how these perform. I will be getting a sample in a couple months so expect a full review up on the blog. Can’t wait to watch The Dark Knight on my iPhone hooked up to the Wrap 310 while I’m driving or when I’m walking around Stanley Park. It’s gonna be swaa-weeeeeet!
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