Orange France goes slim with their Video Glasses

by Paul Miller posted Jan 5th 2006 at 2:51PM

A little bit a naseau never got in the way of loving us some video goggles -- in concept anyways. Orange France's new Video Glasses, which have built-in headphones, have some sweet tricks up their sleeve, including a cable hookup for interoperability with Samsung's well received SGH-D600 phone. These are coming to France for €299 ($361), but we'll keep a look out for them in the US.

Filed under: Displays, Portable Video

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Whisky @ Jan 5th 2006 3:11PM

they look like the Star Trek glasses.

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EatingPie @ Jan 5th 2006 3:15PM

Resolution? Input?

-Pie

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oBLIQUE @ Jan 5th 2006 3:26PM

Cool I can be Cyclops!

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Gordy @ Jan 5th 2006 3:43PM

DO ME!

These are the best so far. Funny, I never even thought about audio.

Now, for my chic side, maybe someone can come up with some aviator type sunglasses to shield all of this sheer video watching joy from others.

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TZK @ Jan 5th 2006 4:03PM

Those look like the shades CYCLOPS uses in the XMEN. Thats his name, isnt it?

Sheesh.

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ES @ Jan 5th 2006 4:31PM

Here are some specs i got from this pdf about the lunettes video

http://www.microopticalcorp.com/Press/docs/050609OrangePR.pdf

its all in french and didn't make much sense to me but i pulled that out.

Characteristic:

- Ecran QVGA

- Format screen: Binocular AMLCD

- video Signal: Composite ntsc/pal

- Weights: 70g

- standard Batteries, 5 hours of autonomy

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jeremy @ Jan 5th 2006 6:00PM

it's nausea not naseau

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coolkamio @ Jan 5th 2006 9:09PM

Perfect for my iPod Video!!!

Now, i'm a cyborg :P

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