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Epson Moverio BT-100 Transparent multimedia glasses - £80 (~€101 Delivered)[Epson UK]
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16-02-2014 1:09pm#1REQUIRES PARCEL MOTEL
Normally £429 (€499)
This offer isn't available in Ireland unfortunately, so we can either use one of the Countries that it is available in (Austria, Belgium, France, Germany, Italy, The Netherlands, Spain, Switzerland and the United Kingdom.), with a Friend or Family member, or Parcel Motel and UK address.
First of all, you need to REGISTER HERE as a developer, and you will receive a discount voucher code.You are now registered on our list of developers
We will inform you when the developers’ site is live. Although the Moverio BT-200 will only be available from May, you can already purchase a developer kit, including a BT-100, to help you start experimenting with the binocular see-through nature of our product. To buy the kit online please visit the Epson Store at www.epson.co.uk and enter the code XXXXXXXXXXXXX at the checkout to purchase a Moverio BT-100 with your developer discount. The AV board will be shipped separately and so may arrive later.
The voucher code is valid until midnight on 30 April 2014. The AV Board is a composite video input and thus the resolution is lower than the native qHD resolution of the Moverio. To connect the Moverio BT-100 to your development platform, using the AV board, you may also need to use an additional HDMI or VGA to Composite video converter. This AV Board isn’t produced by Epson and we can’t offer a guarantee or product support for it.
Once you have received the code, follow this link to purchase:
Epson Moverio BT-100 Transparent multimedia glasses - £80 (Instead of £429)
Another Video - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GcnZdryFg88
CNET Review
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Alatest Review
I am not sure I can justify these, and haven't clicked to purchase them yet. But I reckon I will. As i'm typing, I keep telling myself "€99"..
Epson Moverio BT-100
Go anywhere
With transparent lenses and Wi-Fi connectivity, you can update your social network accounts, catch up on the latest news and watch videos online while still being able to see your surroundings.
A great choice of entertainment
With the Android™ 2.2 platform and 4GB SD memory card, you can choose from a whole host of content, such as MPEG 4 and H.264 videos, to watch wherever you want.
Big-screen experiences
You can experience big-screen images that are equivalent to a 320-inch display viewed from 20 metres away. They also deliver a QHD display resolution, equal to a quarter of Full HD.
Control at your fingertips
The Epson Moverio BT-100's smartphone-sized control box with touch sensitive trackpad means you can effortlessly navigate between menus and find exactly what you're looking for, offering you a hands-free alternative to small smartphone and tablet PC screens.
Key Features
Private mobile entertainmentWearable See-Through Mobile viewerInternet browsingAndroid™ 2.2 platform and Wi-FiWide variety of contentMP3, MPEG 4 and 3D side-by-side contentLarge memory4GB SD card included (up to 32GB optional)Big screen experienceQHD display image, 320-inch perceived screen at 20m awayUser friendlyIntuitive smart-navigation menu8
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Yeah, I'm looking forward to the Oculus Rift. Seems to be mentioned everywhere.Great price but fcuk me
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Ill wait for the tech to improve a bit I think, probably buying an Oculus Rift retail version this year anyway.
But €99.
Also, I'm thinking at that price, it will get a lot of attention, maybe a new version of Android, and God knows what else, before being possibly relegated to the back of the growing box collection in my cupboard.0 -
I'm guessing this review is nearly spot on.
B-but now it's only €100 to look like moron and get a headache!
I got a pair of av-glasses a few years ago - SD - and they were okay. Can't say I ever really used them. They were a bit blurry as you could only adjust the screens so much to compensate.
At the same time, I want to give these a shot. What the hell, I'd love to see how far the technology has advanced - it doesn't seem like they'll be awful - and since you can preload them with movies etc... and can develop apps for it, there might just be a bit of fun in it.0 -
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irishproduce wrote: »You need to have unassisted vision I take it
They're designed so you can keep your glasses on and put them over your glasses0 -
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