... >>and it seems that the Sony NTSC Glasstron for some reason is not considered >>a good wearable display. (I myself haven't tried it). I don't think ... I use the new glasstron PL700 which are 800x600 and very very crips, but the older PM55 (aka PL100 I think) were approximately 320x240 (800x240 triads I think) and not as crips for text as the M1. Both are, however, bi-ocular. Even in see-through mode I would not walk around too much with the PL700 (but they are ok for wearable while riding or siting... but then so is a laptop :-) I looked at removing an eye on the 700 and its not going to be easy (and I want to keep them functioning in bi-ocular mode for other projects). I have a student looking into a prism arrangement to make it monocular were the prism bounces the view while the glasses are in their "up". position Terry Boult --- Vision and Software Technology Lab, EECS Dept. Lehigh Univ.http://www.eecs.lehigh.edu/~tboult -- Subcription/unsubscription/info requests: send e-mail with subject of "subscribe", "unsubscribe", or "info" to
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