Nothing is more frustrating then trying to catch the latest flick on a personal media player. Such small screen causes not only your eyes to strain, but sometimes even neck pain after a few hours. iMovee has solved this problem with their latest product, the Cine Plus V23: a pair of glasses that, when worn, simulate a 72in screen, connectible to the iPod, and almost any other device with a video output (connectors are included.) Built into the glasses are earbuds, and a four hour battery, allowing you to watch your video whenever and wherever you want. The screen itself is a feature of note, as it makes even very low resolution video look top-notch, using LCoS (Liquid Crystal on Silicon) technology.

Besides the V23 (starting at $350) , iMovee plans to release two other models: the Theater (starting at $400) and AIBO, the former with an 80in screen; the latter designed for a more select, in-flight video and mobile television market. All three of these pocket-theaters will surely improve your experience with your media player, and make watching video entertaining, not painful. Overall this is a ‘wow’ product and breaking new grounds with technology.

 

Tags: imovee, movie glasses

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