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Vuzix iWear VR920

Filed in archive Peripherals by Mark Rollins on September 12, 2007

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This product looks almost identical to the myvu viewing goggles for the iPod. Vuzix has just released the iWear VR920, a pair of goggles designed for those into PC gaming.

The iWear VR920 comes with VGA progressive scan LCDs with 1024 x 768 resolution, a 32 degree field of view, a built-in VoIP microphone, adjustable headphones, 3-degree field tracker.

Apparently, these goggles can transport you into the 3-D world, and can even toggle from 2-D to 3-D. Man, 3-D gaming, that sounds just cool. Supposedly, it will work for flight simulatorlinks X, World of Warcraft, and Bio-Shock. It can supposedly provide a 62-inch virtual screen from 9 feet away, but I've seen the myvu, and the results are not quite impressive.

If you want them, they're available now for $399.95.

Via Gearlog






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