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Vuzix Wrap 310 Video Sunglasses Look Less Dorky Than Ever
6:40AM Sean Fallon | Vuzix is continuing to try and fine tune their video glasses into something we would actually be interested in buying. This time around, the emphasis seems to be on creating a more natural look. More »
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Vuzix Video Glasses Get iPhone Support With AV230XL Cable
4:43AM Jason Chen | Those Vuzix video goggles are now getting an adapter cable in order to connect them to iPhones. Fantastic, since iPhone owners always have their phone with them. More »
Gadgets
Vuzix’s CamAR Augmented Reality Headset Provides a Glimpse Into Future Computing
1:54PM Adrian Covert | Vuzix launched a camera add-on for the iWear VR920 video headset which surveys the space in front of the cam, and superimposes interactive, 3D graphics on top. Here what was on display at GDC 09. More »
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Vuzix Wrap 920AV Video Sunglasses Feature ‘See-Thru’ Quantum Optics
5:30AM Sean Fallon | A few weeks back, Vuzix teased us with an image of their upcoming Wrap 920AV virtual reality sunglasses, and today they have followed up the details. More »
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Vuzix Teases Us With Awesome Virtual Reality Wrap 920AV Video Sunglasses
6:20AM Sean Fallon | The full details won’t be available until CES this year, but Vuzix is already teasing us with this image of their Wrap 920AV video glasses. More »
Gadgets
Vuzix AV310: The First Ever Widescreen Video Goggles
5:20AM Sean Fallon | Back in June, our own Brian Lam did a Battlemodo between two high-res video goggles. During that review he noted “I do wish they came in 16:9 versions, but the 4:3 ratio is probably more practical.” Well, Vuzix is going to put that to the test with their new AV310 goggles. They claim that it is the first video eyewear to offer a true widescreen experience—the equivalent of a 52-inch screen viewed from a distance of 2.7 metres. It also features 5 hours of battery life on a single AA as well as a typical “3D” setting. Expect the AV310 to retail for $US250. More »
Games
Vuzix iWear AV920-C Headset: Daisy Chain for 4 Player Splitscreen Gaming
2:00PM Sean Fallon | At this year’s Game Developer’s conference, Vuzix has unveiled a headset with a new feature that should be very interesting for gamers—especially fans of co-op FPS titles. The iWear AV920-C is capable of accepting video from anything with a composite video out and displaying it on the internal 640×480 LCDs. That’s equivalent to viewing a 62-inch display viewed from 9-feet away—but that is not even the most interesting part. The folks at Vuzix had FPS fans in mind when they included technology in the AV920-C that allows gamers to connect up to 4 headsets in a daisy chain to a single console. More »
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