IGlasses
Private DVD theater puts a floating 6-foot screen right before your eyes
The latest electronic technology has created i-glasses, the virtual theater that provides private showing of DVD and other video sources.
On a recent flight, a thunderstorm rolled in just as we were about to take off. We couldn't go back to the terminal, and the captain said we could use cell phones or radios. All I had was a magazine, so I settled in for a long wait. "Well," I said to the woman seated beside me, "it looks like it's going to be a while." "That's fine with me," she said. "I've been dying to watch this film." I was about to break the news that there was no in-flight movie, when I glanced over and saw her wearing these futuristic goggles, laughing along with a movie only she could see. By the time we took off, seven passengers had asked to buy them. For your eyes only. It's been over a century since motion pictures were invented, and the industry has seen some dramatic changes. Now, an innovative electronics company has created the world's first personal movie theater. By combining advanced image projection technology with the flawless digital signal of DVD, i-glasses may revolutionize the way we watch movies. The amazing "Televizer" is like having a private big-screen theater. It features twin embedded LCDs with 375 lines of resolution and a 180,000-pixel display to create the illusion of an 80-inch screen floating 11 feet in front of you. You can use i-glasses with any video source, or, when you use them with the portable Panasonic P-10, you can watch your favorite movies anywhere, anytime. Imagine the possibilities! This breakthrough product is perfect for everyone from frequent travelers to couples with different sleeping habits. You can even use i-glasses to watch a film while you're sitting in the dentist's chair. What's more, i-glasses are perfect for playing video games, including PlayStation and N64.
Private virtual theater. The all digital i-glasses are the ultimate private entertainment system to provide a virtual screening room. They shut out distractions during flights and while playing video games. The lightweight glasses feature over-the-ear headphones with stereo sound capability, 2-D/3-D switch, foldable ergonomic frame design and an adjustable elastic head strap, The i-glasses connect to almost any video source and include the cables and adapters for a wide range of components. They accept both composite and s-video input, so you can view images generated by everything from a miniature TV to a laptop computer. The i-glasses have a multi-purpose rocker switch for volume control and on-screen adjustment for brightness, contrast, tint, color, and sharpness.
The finest portable DVD. What do you get when you combine the virtual technology of i-glasses with the flawless digital video and sound from Panasonic's P-10 portable DVD player? You get the Televizer, the ultimate tool for the video age. The P-10 is Panasonic's portable DVD, CD and Video CD player. It features a full-function remote control, on-screen commands and the advanced features of any top-of-the- line DVD player…plus it's portable. The Televizer comes in a custom carrying case and a rechargeable battery that can drive the entire system for three and one half hours.
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