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Abstract: The Epson Moverio BT-100 Wearable Display is the world's first transparent Android based augmented reality display. Even though it's not yet a large market, augmented reality devices are the up-and-coming tech in wearable technology. Devices have come and...
Le concept, L'autonomie de la batterie, La compatibilité 3D Side-by-Side
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Nous n'avons pas franchement été séduits par les lunettes 3D Moverio BT-100 d'Epson. Un nouveau design s'impose afin que le produit s'adapte mieux aux différentes morphologies. En revanche, le concept nous paraît vraiment intéressant. Si Epson fait évolue...
Après Zeiss et Sony, c'est au tour d'Epson de proposer sa vision des lunettes d'affichage 3D. Et autant dire qu'avec le Moverio BT-100, elles n'ont jamais autant mérité ce nom. Car contrairement à celles existantes, elles sont transparentes et permette...
Videos ruckeln, Schwer und unbequem, Kein Zugang zum Android-Market
Epsons Moverio ist eine nette Idee, die aber schlecht umgesetzt wurde. Das Bild erscheint zwar im 3D-Modus fehlerfrei und bestenfalls auch riesig. Doch die ständigen Ruckler und die Reflexionen des Umgebungslichts an den Rändern stören kräftig. Gewicht un...
Der Nutzwert von Epsons 3D-Brille Moverio BT-100 ist beschränkt. Denn sie funktioniert nur im Zusammenspiel mit dem Android-Player und nicht als 3D-Ausgabegerät für PCs, Notebooks oder 3D-Blu-ray-Player. Dafür ist man mit dem Moverio BT-100 mobil - und...
Impressive size image, Design doesn't affect peripheral vision, Android interface, Web browser supports Flash video
Expensive, Limited file formats, Lack of noise cancelling headphones, Too many cables
Without the sense of isolation that blights Sony's effort, Epson's see-through home cinema experience is a tad easier on the senses, though we're not sure the two should be compared too closely. While Sony's HMZ-T1 is a 3D gaming accessory, the Moverio B...
Abstract: Soon after opening this video headset, I decided it was an item almost too silly even for Silly Street. A see-through display on which video appears on a tiny oblong surrounded by acres of normal outside world, it's like one of the headsets dentists offer...
Abstract: This consists on a pair of glasses with earbuds connected by a short lead to a small box. My thoughts go back to early handheld CD players however here you not only get sound but also vision and the box has an Android system....
Abstract: The Epson Moverio B-100 is a bit like a vision of the future from around 1982. These futuristic specs beam video into your eyes in 2D and 3D, giving the impression of the big screen without anyone else seeing what you're watching. For the price, we wer...
