hi list,

it's been a while since i've been in the market, but i am again now.
i was looking at this range, particularly those with stereoscopic video-see-through:

  http://www.trivisio.com/products.html

can anyone reccommend a better product to look at? it's important to
me that it's fully supported on the Linux platform.

julian

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Really, you find the trivisio's great?  Interesting ... I've not  
heard very good things about them from the couple of folks I know who  
had them.  I'd be thrilled to hear they are good, since it's so hard  
to find good displays.   Which have you used?

On Sep 19, 2007, at 6:21 PM, Philip Lamb wrote:

> If you're going shopping for a stereo HMD, you'd better have a fat
> wallet.
>
> The trivisio products are great. Recently, I've also used a Liteye
> 750 (monocular optical see-through, although Liteye also market
> binocular). http://www.liteye.com/ I believe it uses an OLED imaging
> element made by eMagin.
>
> At the cheaper end of the market, you can try Virtual i-O's see-
> through variant. Image quality is lacking though.
>
> Regards,
> Phil
>
> On 19/09/2007, at 7:37 PM, Julian Oliver wrote:
>
>>
>> hi list,
>>
>> it's been a while since i've been in the market, but i am again now.
>> i was looking at this range, particularly those with stereoscopic
>> video-see-through:
>>
>>   http://www.trivisio.com/products.html
>>
>> can anyone reccommend a better product to look at? it's important to
>> me that it's fully supported on the Linux platform.
>>
>> julian
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..on or around Thu, Sep 20, 2007 at 10:21:09AM +1200, Philip Lamb said:
> If you're going shopping for a stereo HMD, you'd better have a fat 
> wallet.
> 

thankfully it's not my wallet that needs to bear the brunt.. 

also, i'm actually more looking for a hand-held than a head-mounted 
display. whether that shifts the price wildy i don't know.

> The trivisio products are great. Recently, I've also used a Liteye 
> 750 (monocular optical see-through, although Liteye also market  
> binocular). http://www.liteye.com/ I believe it uses an OLED 
> imaging  element made by eMagin.
> 
> At the cheaper end of the market, you can try Virtual i-O's see- 
> through variant. Image quality is lacking though.

these are great references - just what i was after. i've already sent 
off a couple of emails and hope to get some quotes back soon.

cheers,

julian

Madrid, Spain

> 
> On 19/09/2007, at 7:37 PM, Julian Oliver wrote:
> 
> >
> >hi list,
> >
> >it's been a while since i've been in the market, but i am again 
> >now.
> >i was looking at this range, particularly those with stereoscopic 
> >video-see-through:
> >
> >  http://www.trivisio.com/products.html
> >
> >can anyone reccommend a better product to look at? it's important 
> >to
> >me that it's fully supported on the Linux platform.
> >
> >julian

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If you're going shopping for a stereo HMD, you'd better have a fat  
wallet.

The trivisio products are great. Recently, I've also used a Liteye  
750 (monocular optical see-through, although Liteye also market  
binocular). http://www.liteye.com/ I believe it uses an OLED imaging  
element made by eMagin.

At the cheaper end of the market, you can try Virtual i-O's see- 
through variant. Image quality is lacking though.

Regards,
Phil

On 19/09/2007, at 7:37 PM, Julian Oliver wrote:

>
> hi list,
>
> it's been a while since i've been in the market, but i am again now.
> i was looking at this range, particularly those with stereoscopic  
> video-see-through:
>
>   http://www.trivisio.com/products.html
>
> can anyone reccommend a better product to look at? it's important to
> me that it's fully supported on the Linux platform.
>
> julian
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