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iPod-compatible video glasses debut

updated 03:45 pm EST, Thu November 16, 2006

22Moo debuts video glasses


22Moo today debuted the SeepuStar DV230, its portable video glasses designed to connect to virtually any mobile or home video source, including Apple's video iPod. The glasses include two enhanced definition displays to offer a theater experience with a virtual 35-inch screen, and include three sizes of nose pads for added comfort. The display is adjustable with the ability to tilt up or down to provide an optimal viewing angle, and the flexible arms are designed to fit most head sizes. The glasses cater to users with prescription glasses and are scheduled to ship on November 22nd for $250.


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  1. McDave

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    11/16, 08:29pm | report spam | Reply |

    At least at $250..

    ..your wallet will be lighter when it's lifted whilst you're watching TV on the train!

  1. nfen

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    11/16, 08:47pm | report spam | Reply |

    Wow?!

    ...and you can look really awesome. Like the girl wearing them on the website!!! The ipod used to be a music player, now it's --well something else. Yesterday I saw a company advertising an ipod toilet paper holder. I mean who doesn't need one of those. Maybe these will do as well the virtual boy player.

  1. coffeetime

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    11/17, 01:31pm | report spam | Reply |

    Another one?

    Product like this comes and goes. This type of products exist since around Sony PlayStation 1. They do look silly when you wear it in the public --- train and plane. On top of that, you can't people around you because you are blind folded.

  1. coffeetime

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    11/17, 01:33pm | report spam | Reply |

    Another one?

    Product like this comes and goes. This type of products exist since around Sony PlayStation 1. They do look silly when you wear it in the public --- train and plane. On top of that, you can't see people around you because you are blind folded.

  1. ccrider

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    11/17, 06:58pm | report spam | Reply |

    mmmm

    I think the name says it all... "See Poo."

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