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May 21st, 2007
Scalar Corp. Japan has finally introduced new one-eye video glasses called Teleglass T3-F. Great innovation for all who get bored while comuting. |
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April 11th, 2007
At Scalar Corporation have presented appearance specification of Teleglass T3-F video glasses. |
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Teleglass T3-F |
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 A 35 grams heavy Teleglass T3-F one-eye video glasses are a revolutionary invention on the market. NTSC video input makes them possible to be used with many audio-video devices such as DVD players, iPods, cameras etc.. A 0,24 inch QVGA LCD display of 320 (H) ×240 (V) pixels with 20° visibility angle provides the images equivalent to a 28 inch screen located 2 meters away while still ensuring the user's normal visual field.  Remote controller weights 27 grams and can assure you approx. 2-4 hours of video with two AA batteries that are included. The package also includes carrying case, a pair of titanium framed glasses, battery charger, iPod, DG3 and RCA conversion cables and instruction manual.
NOTE:
Video device cannot be used with your own eyeglasses. Because of the diopter adjustment knob T3-F can be used even by those with bad eye vision.
Teleglass T3-F glasses are avaliable in Japan through a Scalar Corporation or Tsukumo Co. website for 102,900 Yen (848 US dollars or 623 EUR). It is not yet declared when they will be sold in US or Europe.
Specifications:
Image |
0.24 inch QVGA LCD, 320 (H) × 240 (V) pixels |
Angle of visibility |
20 degrees (2 θ) |
| Diopter adjustment |
+2 to -5 |
Input terminal |
3.5 φ AV plug 4P (10K Ω) |
Output terminal |
Audio (L/R) 28mW + 28mW 3.5 φ stereo 3P (32 Ω) |
Continuous duty time |
Approximately 4 hours |
Power |
Two AA batteries |
| Power consumption |
Approximately 420mW |
Working conditions |
0°C - 40°C / 10% - 80% humidity (not becoming wet with dew) |
Weight |
Video device approximately 35g
Remote controller approximately 27g |
Accessories |
Carrying case, glasses, IPod, DG3 and RCA conversion cables, batteries and charger, instruction manual. |
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