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Geordi LaForge's (half-)sister #

By Dan Posted Friday 21st September 2007 14:03 GMT

A product so great they sell it using a nice blonde...

I want one #

By Alistair MacRae Posted Friday 21st September 2007 14:16 GMT

Well i don't care about it being 3d but I'd love to get a pair of HD => 720p video goggles if anyones seen any let me know!

800x600 x 2 #

By Giles Jones Posted Friday 21st September 2007 14:22 GMT

Don't forget, it's probably 800x600 per screen, one for each eye. Therefore the combined resolution will be greater, not to mention it's in 3D and this will smooth the pixelation.

Finally #

By Anonymous Coward Posted Friday 21st September 2007 14:42 GMT

They have found a solution for enabling the watching of porn on the train :-)

Hmmm #

By Lloyd Posted Friday 21st September 2007 15:30 GMT

Could they not feasibly write "mug me" across the front of the visor (cheap baseball bat type thing).

Bloody Hell! #

By Morely Dotes Posted Friday 21st September 2007 18:45 GMT

$500?!? I can get a really nice brand-new Dell 25-inch LCD XVGA panel for that kind of money.

interesting "accessories" #

By Rick Brasche Posted Friday 21st September 2007 19:31 GMT

the lady gives a new meaning to "heads up display" :)

Title #

By Elijah Posted Saturday 22nd September 2007 02:17 GMT

Dell 25-inch LCD XVGA panel has NOTHING on these things! Would I rather have a 3d screen that is huge or some puny high def panel? Hmmm??

By the way you can get 2 - 22" hans-g widescreens for $200 a pop at newegg now. Thats 400 for dual 22" WS panels!

I thought that these devices were dead a long time ago... #

By Anonymous Coward Posted Saturday 22nd September 2007 03:08 GMT

Quite a few major companies, at least 5 years ago, wanted to release similar products, but simulating a theater screen rather than 3D vision.

The thing is, they found out that it caused vision trouble with time, and we didn't hear anything about those head-mounted screens since then until now.