Topic: wtb: video glasses/goggles (Read 1199 times)
sounds like fun
It would be nice if they showed static on poor connection, and must be at least 640x480 resolution.
sony has a new hi-def model they released with 720p on each eye stereo vision native(aka 3d), costs around $850. Completely digital with hdmi so no static, but I think the screens turns blue when there is no signal. You might wanna check it out if that isn't out of your price range.
Im looking to spend around 20 BTC I dont need one that fancy
It would be nice if they showed static on poor connection, and must be at least 640x480 resolution.
sony has a new hi-def model they released with 720p on each eye stereo vision native(aka 3d), costs around $850. Completely digital with hdmi so no static, but I think the screens turns blue when there is no signal. You might wanna check it out if that isn't out of your price range.
It would be nice if they showed static on poor connection, and must be at least 640x480 resolution.
Tell me more information on the glasses you want. Such as like link me a kind you want and I will tell you if I can get them. 
bump! I need some glasses!
Looking for a set of video glasses/goggles. must have AT LEAST 640x480 res. Used is fine as long as they work.
Only slightly related, Google is coming out with something like this at the end of the year, built in cam allowing altered vision (forgotten the term for this).
What are you planning on using this for?
note I don't have any, just curious, makes me think of Neuromancer.
the name is augmented reality if I am not mistaken.
What are you planning on using this for?
Controlling unmanned aircraft. Im building a budget plane right now. Tricopters, helicopters to come. Look up FPV on youtube.
Oh wow cool, imagine if you were a superhero.
"To the BitCopter Sato!" lol
What are you planning on using this for?
Controlling unmanned aircraft. Im building a budget plane right now. Tricopters, helicopters to come. Look up FPV on youtube.
Looking for a set of video glasses/goggles. must have AT LEAST 640x480 res. Used is fine as long as they work.
Only slightly related, Google is coming out with something like this at the end of the year, built in cam allowing altered vision (forgotten the term for this).
What are you planning on using this for?
note I don't have any, just curious, makes me think of Neuromancer.
Looking for a set of video glasses/goggles. must have AT LEAST 640x480 res. Used is fine as long as they work.
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