Where do you buy your Cy-Visors for under $800? I saw the previous message on the list mentioning you could buy them in Singapore for around $750, but where do I get one now for under $800 new? There's a used one on ebay, but I'm a little skeptical about buying these things used. It looks a little worn and the description doesn't mention a battery.. I am bidding nevertheless. Best, Erastus On Mon, 4 Jun 2001, James Davidheiser wrote: > > <-Snippity Snip-> > > > > The Kopin displays look nice (as far as 320x240 goes), but with the video > > module it's a hefty $800+ price tag. Better to get a Cy-Visor for a similar > > price? I don't suppose anyone has taken one apart yet :) ? > > > Yes, someone has :) > > http://dunx1.irt.drexel.edu/~jed22/cyvisor/ > > Zach has also taken his apart and we are all waiting on the info he came > up with. Right now my cyvisor is very useful as a monocular and I hate to > mess with it, but I am exploring options for the optics to make a covert > display out of it. > > At this point, unless you are stealing the kopin displays out of something > else, like an M1, it seems kind of pointless to be going with a > quarter-vga display. With cy-visors available at under 800 dollars and > the eshades supposedly right around the corner, high-res is here, and it's > here now. When one of us on this list finally takes that last little step > and gets a covert packaging from a cy or eshades, I will consider it to be > a major plateau that we've all been reaching for for a long time now. > > > The dependencies are boggling. I apologize in advance for any questions > > that have been covered in previous posts. I did read a bunch of them, I > > promise. > > > > Best, > > Erastus > > > > Erastus Z. Allen > > Invest Edge, Inc. > >> > > > > > > > > > > > > > -- > > Subscription/unsubscription/info requests: send e-mail with subject of > > "subscribe", "unsubscribe", or "info" to
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