Although it looks like a pair of ultra-cool shades, PDT's appropriately-named Eye-Theatre is actually a wearable virtual display for watching movies held on portables such as Apple's video iPod.
The device, £150 including VAT and delivery and due to start shipping in October, is said to support video in PAL, NTSC and SECAM.
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Except the video will look terrible and you'll look like and idiot
lol. Anything to distract me from the weirdos and chavs on the North Tyneside Metro would be nice. Usually turning up the volume on Metallica does the trick though....
It would be nice if they can perform some kind of post-processing to make the thing look more 3D
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