We know that they’re coming and that they may even become available by the year’s end, but we have yet to get a glimpse of them. Not to disappoint you, but that last bit still holds true. However, check this out. It’s the Lumus OE-31 and it just may be the same tech to grace the yet to be unveiled Google Glasses. The OE-31 is an add on image layer touting a 640×360 resolution. Check out these videos to see it in action, and from a first person perspective too!
The following details a bit more specification for the device:
- Display format nHD 640 x 360 pixels
- Field of View 19°
- Virtual screen size Equivalent of 40″ screen at 10 ft away; 400″ at 100 ft away
- Eye motion box 10 x 8 mm
- Display color Full color
- Transparency >78%
- Brightness >1,000 FtL
- Contrast ratio >250:1
- Eye relief 18 mm
- Weight 10g
- LOE thickness 1.6 mm
Lumus is apparently in talks with various OEMs but the company could not disclose specific names at this time. Time will tell if we hear more from them come Google I/O.
source: Ubergizmo