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CGSD |
Ruggedized Sony Glasstron RA100 |
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Cybermind UK http://www.cybermind.co.uk |
HiRes 800 & HiRes 200 are repackaged Sony Glasstron |
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DAEYANG E&C |
DYHMD_B2000 |
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Fakespace Inc |
Boom 3C, Boom HF, Push 1280, Push 640 |
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General Reality Company |
CyberEyeCE-200M, CE-200S |
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Interactive Imaging Systems Inc. |
VFX1, VFX3D |
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i-O Display Systems |
i-Glasses |
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InterSense Inc. |
IOGlasses + tracker |
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Kaiser Electro-Optics Inc |
The ProView Family |
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Liquid Image Corporation |
MRG2.2 M1 Monocular |
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n-Vision Inc |
VB-30 Binoculars |
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O1 Products, Optics 1 |
PT-O1, EzView/ViewTek |
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Olympus http://www.eye-trek.com |
Eye-Trek MediaMask |
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Sony http://www.sony.com/professional |
Glasstron Family |
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Virtual Research Systems Inc |
V8: VGA |
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ComSonics 1350 Port Republic Road / P.O. Box 1106 Harrisonburg, VA 22801 USA Toll free +800-336-9681 / +540-434-5965 +540-434-9847 http://www.headmountdisplay.com |
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Densitron International PLC Tel: 44 (0) 1959 700 100 |
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MicroOptical Corp |
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Via Inc. (wearable, various headsets 11 bridgesquare Northfield, MN 55057 http://www.via-pc.com http://www.flexipc.com |
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Virtual Visions Inc |
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VR Source 12415 Dumont Way, Unit 103 Littleton CO 80125 303-470-8049 or 800-411-5627 http://www.liteye.com |
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Xybernaut |
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Colorado MicroDisplay, Inc. 2477 55th. Street, Suite 201 Boulder, Colorado 80301 phone: 303.546.9700 fax: 303.546.9800 toll free: 1.888.456.4742 http://www.comicro.com |
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DigiLens Inc. 306 Potrero Avenue Sunnyvale, California 94086 USA Tel: 408 737 1100 Fax: 408 737 1190 http://www.digilens.com |
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Displaytech, Inc. |
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FED Corporation 1580 Route 52 Hopewell Junction New York 12533 voice 914.892.1900 fax 914.892.1901 http://www.fedcorporation.com/microdisplay.htm |
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Kopin Corporation |
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The MicroDisplay Corporation 3055 Research Drive San Pablo, CA 94806 P: +1 (510) 243 9515 F: +1 (510) 243 9522 http://www.microdisplay.com |
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Micron Display |
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Mircovision Inc |
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Planar Systems 1400 NW Compton Drive |
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HoloVerse 001 508 394 9221 PO Box 289 Yarmouth Port, MA 02675 http://www.holoverse.com Prior Patent Application on Retinal Display |
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MicroDisplay Report 47 East Rocks Road Norwalk, CT 06851 phone: (203) 849-8059 fax: (203) 849-8069 http://www.mdreport.comIndustry News Magazine, links to vendors, products |
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Christoph Bungert's HMD List http://www.stereo3d.com/hmd.htmGood background, comparison chart, updated Oct 99 |
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Stanford Resources, Inc. 20 Great Oaks Boulevard, Suite 200, San Jose, CA 95119 tel: 408.360.8400 fax: 408.360.8410 email: sales@stanfordresources.com http://www.stanfordresources.com market & tech research firm specializing in electronic display industry |
New HMD Specs Daeyang E&C
MODEL DYHMD_B2000
Signal System VGA/SVGA/NTSC/PAL/SVHS
LCD 0.47_inch 1 .44 million dot DNLCOS
Dot Number/panel 800(H) × 600(V) × RGB
Virtual Image Size 55-inch at 2m
Viewing Angle ± 38.5° degree diagonal
Video Input Y/C, Composite
PC Input RGB
Control Functions: BRIGHTNESS CONTRAST HUE COLOR VOLUME POWER SAVE
Connectors PC input D-sub 15PIN; A/V input Stereo Mini Jack
Power consumption Approx. 5W(PC mode) Approx. 4W(AV mode)
Nvision
http://www.nvis.com/
Virtual Binoculars (glasstron)
VB-30
LCD Panels: 2x 0.7" poly-Si TFT
Dot Number / Panel: 3x 832 (H) x 624 (V)
Virtual Image Size: 30" at 1.2m
Viewing Angle (H): 28°
Video Input: NTSC (PAL available)
RGB Input: VGA, SVGA, Macintosh
Power Requirements: DC 8.4V, 12 W in video mode, 10 W in PC mode
Weight: 8 oz (display),9.2 oz (video electronics)
High Resolution Simulated Night Vision Goggles
Optical FOV: 40°
Image plane focus: +2/-6 diopters
Overlap Positions: 100%
Display Technology: 1" CRT
Video formats: 1280x1024 to 1700x1350 (multisync)
Vertical rates: 60 or 180hz
Standard Phosphor: P43 (green)
Weight: 2 lbs. w/o helmet
Olympus Eye Trek
2 TFT LCD displays, each with 180.000 pixels
Video signal PAL format;
Viewing angle 30.0° horizontal, 22.7° vertical
Mains plug 100-240 V, 50/60 Hz
Power consumption Approx. 3 W
Connections 4pin Mini-Jack, Ø 3.5 mm
Dimensions Glasses: 132 (W) x 50 (H) x 30 (D) mm
(without leads and ear-pieces)
Controller: 67 (W) x 27 (H) x 98 (D) mm
Weight Display: 85 g (without leads)
Controller: 75 g (without leads)
Moncular:
http://www.liteye.com/
VR Source
Liteye Personal Display
Field Of View ~18.5 Degrees Diagonal
Resolution 320 x 240 Color Sequential (230,000 equivalent pixels)
Contrast Ratio 100:1 Minimum 200:1 Typical
Brightness 22 Ft-L @ the center of display with 0 degrees viewing angle
Input Singal NTSC Composite Video
case that is only 1x 2x 1.5 and weighs less than 1.5 ounces.
Liteye-B, Grey Scale
Field Of View ~18.5 Degrees Diagonal
Resolution 320 x 240 Grey Scale AMLCD (230,000 equivalent pixels)
Contrast Ratio 200:1 Typical
Brightness 25 Ft-L @ the center of display with 0 degrees viewing angle
Input Singal NTSC Composite Video
LiteEyeD Amber Grey-scale,
FOV: 35 degree
Resolution:, 640 X 480 resolution,
Input Signal: VGA and Video signals;
weighs less then 4 ounces and measures only 2 x 1.5 x 1.5 inches
ComSonics HMD
Active Matrix LCD (AMLCD) 1/4 VGA monochrome (256 grayscale levels)
LED backlighting up to 20 foot Lamberts
Contrast ratio of 80:1
Resolution: 320x240 with 76,800 pixels
VGA Input (PC 640x480 256 colors at 60Hz)
Virtual Vision
EGlass
800x600 (SVGA) High-Color Display
Analog RGB Input or TMDS Option
Optional NTSC/PAL Upscaler
Wide 35° (diagonal) Field-of-View*(FOV)
Glasstron
Feature and Price Guide from CGSD Corporation web pages|
Part Number |
Price |
Dots |
Hor. FOV |
Aspect |
See through |
Stereo |
Video In |
Battery |
TV |
Body |
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LDI-50 |
$845 |
800x225 |
30 |
4:3 |
Shutter |
no |
TV Only |
no |
NTSC |
alloy |
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LDI-50E |
$845 |
800x225 |
30 |
4:3 |
Shutter |
no |
TV Only |
no |
PAL |
alloy |
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LDI-D50 |
$1,840 |
800x225 |
30 |
4:3 |
Shutter |
yes |
TV Only |
no |
NTSC |
alloy |
|
LDI-D50E |
$1,840 |
800x225 |
30 |
4:3 |
Shutter |
yes |
TV Only |
no |
PAL |
alloy |
|
LDI-50B |
$835 |
800x225 |
30 |
4:3 |
Shutter |
no |
TV Only |
yes |
NTSC |
alloy |
|
LDI-50BE |
$835 |
800x225 |
30 |
4:3 |
Shutter |
no |
TV Only |
yes |
PAL |
alloy |
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LDI-D50B |
$1,810 |
800x225 |
30 |
4:3 |
Shutter |
yes |
TV Only |
yes |
NTSC |
alloy |
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LDI-D50BE |
$1,810 |
800x225 |
30 |
4:3 |
Shutter |
yes |
TV Only |
yes |
PAL |
alloy |
|
LDI-50U |
$800 |
800x225 |
30 |
4:3 |
Shutter |
no |
TV Only |
no |
NTSC |
none |
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LDI-50UE |
$800 |
800x225 |
30 |
4:3 |
Shutter |
no |
TV Only |
no |
PAL |
none |
|
LDI-D50U |
$1,770 |
800x225 |
30 |
4:3 |
Shutter |
yes |
TV Only |
no |
NTSC |
none |
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LDI-D50UE |
$1,770 |
800x225 |
30 |
4:3 |
Shutter |
yes |
TV Only |
no |
PAL |
none |
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LDI-100 |
$2,095 |
832x3x624 |
28 |
4:3 |
Adjustable |
no |
TV, SVGA |
no |
NTSC |
alloy |
|
LDI-100E |
$2,095 |
832x3x624 |
28 |
4:3 |
Adjustable |
no |
TV, SVGA |
no |
PAL |
alloy |
|
LDI-D100 |
$4,475 |
832x3x624 |
28 |
4:3 |
Adjustable |
yes |
TV, SVGA |
no |
NTSC |
alloy |
|
LDI-D100E |
$4,475 |
832x3x624 |
28 |
4:3 |
Adjustable |
yes |
TV, SVGA |
no |
PAL |
alloy |
|
LDI-100B |
$2,095 |
832x3x624 |
28 |
4:3 |
Adjustable |
no |
TV, SVGA |
yes |
NTSC |
alloy |
|
LDI-100BE |
$2,095 |
832x3x624 |
28 |
4:3 |
Adjustable |
no |
TV, SVGA |
yes |
PAL |
alloy |
|
LDI-D100B |
$4,475 |
832x3x624 |
28 |
4:3 |
Adjustable |
yes |
TV, SVGA |
yes |
NTSC |
alloy |
|
LDI-D100BE |
$4,475 |
832x3x624 |
28 |
4:3 |
Adjustable |
yes |
TV, SVGA |
yes |
PAL |
alloy |
|
LDI-100U |
$2,000 |
832x3x624 |
28 |
4:3 |
Adjustable |
no |
TV, SVGA |
none |
NTSC |
none |
|
LDI-100UE |
$2,000 |
832x3x624 |
28 |
4:3 |
Adjustable |
no |
TV, SVGA |
none |
PAL |
none |
|
LDI-D100U |
$4,400 |
832x3x624 |
28 |
4:3 |
Adjustable |
yes |
TV, SVGA |
none |
NTSC |
none |
|
LDI-D100UE |
$4,400 |
832x3x624 |
28 |
4:3 |
Adjustable |
yes |
TV, SVGA |
none |
PAL |
none |
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Notes 1-4 |
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The yellow highlighted rows are the common configurations for US and Japan. The green rows are the common ones for Europe and wherever the PAL television standard is used.
Notes:
1. The U version of products is just the optics and electronics, without a display body; you must mount it in your own assembly for use. There is only a small savings.
2. The B versions have the capability of running with or without a battery. The battery is not supplied; it a camcorder style that clips into the belt-clip equipped adapter. Note the units without the battery capability are either the same price or actually more expensive. This makes no apparent sense whatsoever.
3. The D versions are field-sequential stereo, with one video input. The video must be generated with the left and right eye images in alternate frames.
4. The E versions accept PAL format composite video. PAL is common outside the US and Japan. Products without the E are NTSC compatible.
5. All units are supplied with a power adapter for 100-240 volts, 50/60 Hz. -100 units consume 12 watts.
RA-100 Ruggedizing Adapter
Any Sony HMD with a "B" in the model number can be fitted with our special ruggedizing adapter for $1400 additional cost. If you have a display and would like us to retrofit the adapter, the price is $1475.