MyVu HMD makes nice with Vodafone's Toshiba TX60

Vodafone Japan, who seem precariously close to selling their entire Japanese network and closing up shop, showed no indication of being on the ropes Friday, as smiling executives introduced MicroOptical Corp's MyVu head-mounted display for the new Toshiba TX60 mediaphone. As you probably recall, the MyVu glasses (which were used in a similar capacity by Orange France for their Samsung SGH-D600 and also work with the 5G
iPod) sport a pair of QVGA displays equivalent to to a 12-inch screen viewed from three feet away, and also feature earbuds for the full home theater experience on-the-go. The Toshiba phone is basically the same as their V803T, which was the company's first 3G handset for the Japanese market, and comes standard with a 2.3 megapixel camera, Bluetooth, and a 1GB miniSD
card for content storage.