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EnricoFermi
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eMagin's EyeBud for the iPod

Jan 2nd 2006 8:59PM on Engadget

Those are OLED (Organic light emitting diodes), not LCD, by the way, and 800x600 resolution.

eMagin's EyeBud for the iPod

Jan 2nd 2006 11:29AM on Engadget

Looks pretty sweet.

IPod does MPEG4 at much higher resolutions (480x480), and as companies like this produce external displays capable of resolutions such as 800x600, I'd expect Apple to support them. Besides, there are some other video players with 640x480 output or higher.

Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.

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