While you risk onlookers pointing, staring, and occasionally tying your shoelaces together, wearing
video glasses gives squinty eyes a rest and can really make the most of those small-screened devices.
22Moo has just released a slew of virtual viewers including the VG240, VG910, VG920, VG920D, PlayMate MMC, Argo, Argo+, Argo+Cinema, VG100K, and VG-350, simulating screens from 35-inches to a whopping 80-inches with the VGA VG920s, which can connect directly to the iPod Video and Zune. The Argo+ design is optimized for Wii gameplay while the VG-100Ks double as sunglasses -- an ideal choice if you're trying to avoid the Geordi La Forge look. These newbies look nearly identical to the
last round, but at least the prices, at around $275, haven't shifted much either.
posted Feb 28th 2007 8:13AM
I was skeptical, but when I tried a pair on once, they were rediculously good.
So what's the deal here? I think these are the ultimate for long plane trips. What's the battery life etc. Any reviews?
how are they optimized for wii playing? how do you incorporate the sensor bar?
Sounds like the Engagdet Crew needs to do some testing.
With the Wii ofcourse
Ive been aching to pick up a hmd for years, but ive never seen a solid review before. anybody know anything about these 22moo products.
I wonder are these bad for your eye?
I so look forward to trying something like this but I wonder if their resolution 320x240 is enough. Specs at : http://www.22moo.com.au/
Cripe, can't anybody make a hidef HMD? If they did the market would be theirs for the taking.
They have some models that do 640x480 for around $300. I'm not sure I would pay a lot more for 720p. I suspect that would still be cost prohibitive at this point.