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MyVu Crystal video glasses

The MyVu Crystal Personal Media Viewer or video glasses themselves have two very small screens with one dedicated to each eye that are built into the hinge area which project video onto your eye via a pair of prisms located right in front of your eyes.

These prisms are placed in a way that gives the impression the video image is much further away and much larger than it actually is -- the designers of these video glasses or video goggles say that the image looks like it's a 120 cm screen being viewed from about 2 m away though since spending a fair amount of time with the MyVu Crystal Personal Media Viewer or video glasses it did feel more like it was closer to 4 feet away.

In any case the fact that your eyes are not forced to focus on something that is only 2 cm away, I found that you can actually wear the glasses and use the glasses for hours at a time without experiencing eyestrain. The MyVu designers advertised that you will get around four hours of usage between charges and our testing confirmed that: I watched a very long movie continuously over about three hours and 50 minutes of usage before the MyVu Crystal Personal Media Viewer or video glasses battery fails. Of course, the portable media devices battery may fail before that which depends on a lot of factors.


MyVu Personal Media Viewer Close up

MyVu Crystal video glassesWith the MyVu Crystal Personal Media Viewer or video glasses you are able to see things around you and not be totally enclosed so you can actually be out doing things and at the same time have a video or a movie playing. I tested it out on the streets by asking people to guess whether I was paying attention to them, or to watching the video that was playing in my MyVu SoloPlus Media Glasses, only 50% of people guessed which one.

the fact that you are able to engage in fairly vigourous activity and still watch the video, opens up the possibility of using them while at the gym out and about exercising, or even just pottering around the house doing various mundane chores. A word of caution though because the glasses projected very bright image onto your rise they do tend to make you look a little bit scary and, frankly, more than a little bit daemonic if you use in the dark.



MyVu Personal Media Viewer Performance

MyVu Personal Media ViewerAs far as the video image quality and performance of the MyVu Crystal Personal Media Viewer or video glasses is concerned, we found the video image on screen is not quite as good as the real life TV image, however the resolution on the highest quality is at 640 x 480 pixels, which makes the MyVu SoloPlus Media Glasses lower resolution than your high definition TV. Yet the 640 x 480 resolution is certainly higher than any of the portable media devices such as the iPod or iPhone.

In comparing the visual quality of the MyVu SoloPlus Media Glasses I found that the color compared to that of some of the other media players like iPod or iPhone was not quite as vibrant however once you begin watching and become engrossed in the video or movie you tend not to notice that as much until you compare them side by side which you rarely do anyway.











Conclusion:
After lots of testing and watching all sorts of media on the MyVu Crystal media glasses or Video glasses, we highly recommend this to anyone who wants to enjoy amazing visual entertainment on their portable media players like ipod, PSP, Iphone, Zune etc.

MyVu Crystal video glasses



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