Taking design cues from theOakley Thump MP3 player sunglassesis never a good idea . But that ’s not the only geological fault theseVuzix Wrap 920AR glasses have . The resolution sucks .
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Unless you ’ve never picked up an iPhone or Android French telephone — or do n’t have boasting admirer with them — you would ’ve discover of augmented reality , proper ? These methamphetamine utilise stereoscopic television camera to create a “ virtual world ” where something you ’re fixing your begoggled vision on dead turns enliven , with different 3D layers . you could tie in the field glass to a screen so your pals can find out whatever you ’re watch — and they ’re the prosperous ones , because what you ’re watching , the wearer , nurse . The video you could see in the glass is really low - rhenium , and I actually had trouble with experience the bottom of the picture . The low the video make , it seems to just fizzle and fleet out .
The demo Vuzix was giving at CES was pretty fun . I was given a chart with rows of QR - type barcodes on , and when I looked through the glasses at it , it looked like one of those games where you tilt the display board to stray a marble through a series of challenges . Just like “ Maze ” on the iPod Nano , in reality . It was a really hurried demonstration , and actually I was thoroughly obscure — the quality of what you ’re reckon through the glasses is so poor , I could hardly see what I was doing . Everyone watch me had a hoot though , see my gameplay on the television receiver screen above .
The glasses themselves calculate really icky , and unlike the Oakley Thumps , you ca n’t wear them like sunglass . At $ 800 , and with only one purpose , I ’d say debar .
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