LCD Glasses

[Shmuckety]

Has anyone ever bought lcd glasses? Are they any good?

 

[Shmuckety]

I'm not talking about 3d just regular; as if you were watching a tv.

 

[Baker_God]

I havn't, didn't realize they offered just plain lcd glasses. Where could you get something like that?

 

[spotdog14]

i have heard of "computer" glasses, they are for people that are in front of hte computer most of the day and i dont remember but either can see distance fine, but up close they cannot see alright, but the computer monitor is farenough away that you can see it but it strains your eyes, or that your are just blind and cannot see anything.


I asked my doc about htem and she said i dont need them, and i am in front of hte computer most of the time, BTW they are for CRT's...

 

[Viper16]

I think he is talking about the no kidding LCD Monitor Glasses that appear like 30+" big lke 5 feet in front of you. You know like a virtual reality type of thing, but only like a regular LCD monitor. To the OP, I have only seen the TV one's and the 3d ones, But im almost positive they have regular LCD ones, i hope that is what you are talking about.

 

[Shmuckety]

Yea, like this looks like you are watching a 30 some inch tv, but you just wear these glasses.

 

[Ozymandias]

Yea, like this looks like you are watching a 30 some inch tv, but you just wear these glasses.

Yeah, but it's got a funny resolution- 800x225 pixels. That's fine for watching DVDs and TV, but kind of weird/low for PC work. I wouldn't rely on them as my sole computer display, that's for sure. I also wonder if there's any eye strain or general uncomfortableness from having two screens so close to your eyes. That band doesn't look that comfortable, especially if you have a big head.

 

[waddles]

I really can't see that being good for your eyes for extended periods of time. Kind of a neat gimmick, though.

 

[Javelin3o4]

i need me a hud so when i hack the gibson, i can watch my back.

 

[BBA]

lol...Im waiting for the 1900 dpi LCD. Thats what NASA figured would be the resolution of the average human eye as in it could fool you into thinking the image was real. NASA did it to make a simulated cockpit display for supersonic aircraft so the pilots could be located in the center of the planes fuselage and still have visibility.