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Posted: Sat Jul 09, 2005 1:48 pm Post subject: Orange Preparing Kopin Video Eyeware |
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According to Kopin CyberDisplays, French mobile operator Orange is preparing to roll out a new mobile video service that will let mobile phone subscribers view TV, movies, photos and broadband Internet content with a big screen viewing effect using Kopin-enabled video eyewear from U.S.-based MicroOptical Kopin Corp. Orange will bundle a MicroOptical binocular video eyewear with Samsung's SGH-D600 cell phone as part of its new "Orange World" wireless multimedia service. The bundled package, unveiled in June 2005 at the European Research and Innovation Exhibition in Paris, is scheduled to be available to Orange subscribers in October 2005. MicroOptical's video eyewear contains two of Kopin's full-color, QVGA-resolution (320 x 240) CyberDisplay 230K microdisplays. The eyewear allows users to privately view large-size video or pictures equivalent to a 12-inch screen as seen from three feet away, yet simultaneously view their surroundings thanks to the small size of the frame and MicroOptical's patented optics which allow the user to see around the screen. (Think Data from the old Star Wars and you'll get the idea.) The Kopin CyberDisplay 230K's tiny size (0.24-inch diagonal) enabled MicroOptical to design a featherweight (2.5 oz.), comfortable and stylish video eyewear solution for Orange. The company says this binocular video eyewear delivers crisp, full-color video with a 17-degree field of view. The eyewear is connected to a cell phone through a thin cable, and allows up to five hours of video with three AAA batteries. Since it accepts composite video input (NTSC or PAL), the eyewear can be plugged into other devices with composite video outputs such as portable DVD players.
Built with nanotechnology, the CyberDisplay 230K with approximately
230,000 pixel dots in 0.24" diagonal is the highest resolution
transmissive display of its size. In addition to displaying standard
text and graphics, the display operates at traditional video speeds and
consumes only five milliwatts of power. Kopin's power-efficient
CyberDisplay 230K is ideal for a range of portable consumer and
industrial applications such as video eyewear and viewfinders for
digital cameras and camcorders.
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