>Have you checked the Microdisplay website lately? >http://www.microdisplay.com/products/products-frame.html >Their Field Sequential Color Kit V2.0, which is accompanied with >their 800x600 display, for $2000 sounds interresting. >I did unfortunately not get any ideas about its board size. > >Have anyone on the list any experience with this, size, signals >required etc? > >They also have an 1024x768 display but I could not find out whether >this display will work with their evalutaion kit. > >/Roland I am in the final stages of building a glasses based mounting for the developers kit I bought last year and showed off at the ISWC. Their FSC boards are rather large, about 9 inches by 5 inches, and the maximum cable length to the actual display is only 12 inches according to their engineers. BUT, their latest display driver board for their greyscale 640x480 display which was finally released last week is pictured on their web site and appears to be about 3 inches by 2 inches. I should be getting mine sometime next week. I will have alot more information then. For an early picture of my work-in-progress HMD, check out http://www.zendragon.com/~friar As near as I can tell, it is STILL the cheapest VGA+ resolution display available at $1249 for the 640x480 greyscale developers kit. I will be posting full design specs for my wearable including pictures as soon as I have the display fully working. The wearable itself was built as cheaply as possible, and has so far run me about $2500. If you follow my design now that I have the kinks worked out, it should only cost about $2000 for the 486 class cpu. More info to follow after I get the newer display driver board. --friar -- Subcription/unsubscription/info requests: send e-mail with subject of "subscribe", "unsubscribe", or "info" toWear-Hard Mailing List Archive (searchable): http://wearables.blu.org
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