i-O Display Systems i-Theater is intended to bring audio video to a eyeware product. Featuring 230,000 pixel resolution in a truly lightweight design, this personal video display offers big pictures on-the-go in a compact AV unit. Weighing just 3.5 ounces, the i-Theater features a sleek, ergonomically comfortable and lightweight design. But don’t let the small package fool you. All the necessary electronics and optics have been integrated into this compact, stylish, video-eyewear product. The i-Theater is a completely mobile video system that delivers a crisp, vivid-color, QVGA resolution (320 x 240) video image which is equivalent to a 50 inch video screen viewed from a distance of 8.5 feet. The full-screen image is compressed into two of the industry’s smallest light-transmitting LCDs (liquid crystal displays), by means of award-winning technology, protected by more than 200 global patents. Why settle for a tiny 2 inch iPod Video screen? When you interface your iPod Video with the portable and lightweight i-Theater glasses, you’ll experience an incredible 50 inch virtual video image from the i-Theater’s internal LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) screens.

Highlights:

• Introducing… the World’s Most Lightweight Mobile Video Eyewear!
• Display Resolution: 230,000 Pixels per LCD (320 X 240)
• Virtual Image Size: 50 inches as seen from 8.5 feet
• Includes rechargeable battery pack, wall charger, iPod Cable & More! With Tech Support & Warranty!
• Why settle for a tiny 2 inch iPod Video screen? When you interface your iPod Video with the portable and lightweight i-Theater glasses, you’ll experience an incredible 50 inch virtual video image from the i-Theater’s internal LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) screens.

I-Theater Head Mounted Display

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