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RE: Emagin SVGA+ OLED z800 HACKING

From: Tony Havelka <>
Date: Tue, 26 Jul 2005 11:52:39 -0500

While no one has really done it, I believe it would be more than trivial.  

The screens in the Z800 are the SVGA-3D and not the SVGA+. I don't know how
dependant the electronics are on "seeing" both screens in order to display
an image.

Also, I am unsure if there are 2 driver boards or just 1 in the HMD.  If
there is just 1, it is mighty big to be covert.

-Tony

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> Subject: [Wear-Hard] Emagin SVGA+ OLED z800 HACKING
> 
> 
> I posted a few days ago looking for a group purchase of the emagin svga pc
> interface kit. I have some new, and very interesting information. Emagin
> is
> shipping their z800 3d visor (contrary to what some google reviews say, I
> spoke
> to their sales rep who said that they ARE in fact shipping them). This
> display
> comes with 2, 800x600 SVGA OLED emissive microdisplays, Their optics
> solution
> (x2), and an interface to a pc, as well as speakers, head tracking, etc.
> This
> whole unit is $899. This is a pretty cost effective way of getting the
> parts to
> build what I want (A covert, 800x600 monocular display). One problem is, I
> dont
> have alot of engineering experience. How difficult will it be to
> ultimately turn
> this 3d visor into a device similar to Don Papp's sunglasses?
> 
> Don Papp's: http://www.aeinnovations.com/projects/ver1/\
> Emagin z800:
> https://e-
> store.emagin.com/miva/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Store_Code=E&Product_Code=Z
> 3V&Category_Code=
> 
> 
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