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Sony SmartEyeglass
Field of View
20°
Resolution
419 x 138 px
Weight
77 g
Battery Life
2.5 h
Description
Sony SmartEyeglasses are a pair of augmented reality glasses that allow you to see the world in new and exciting ways. These sleek, modern glasses have a wide field of vision so you can see your surroundings with 20° of clarity while still being able to view computer generated graphics through the transparent lenses. With built in sensors and an intuitive user interface, Sony SmartEyeglasses are the perfect way to experience augmented reality.
Specification
| Sizing | |||
|---|---|---|---|
Dimensions | 180 × 39 × 182 mm | ||
Weight | 77 g | ||
| Other | |||
Front Camera? | YES | ||
MicroUSB? | YES | ||
Battery Life | 2.5 h | ||
Positional Tracking? | YES | ||
Bluetooth? | YES | ||
Wifi? | YES | ||
| Display | |||
Display Type | Binocular | ||
Resolution | 419 x 138 px | ||
Field of View | 20° | ||
| Overview | |||
Category | AR Glasses | ||
Model Name | SmartEyeglass | ||
Country of Origin | Japan | ||
Brand | Sony | ||
Release Date | 2015 | ||
Reviews of the Sony SmartEyeglass
Sony SmartEyeglass eyes-on hands-on review
stuff.tv
The glasses are one part of the interface, the second being the touch control. Unlike Google Glass, the controller, which resembles a small hockey puck, is linked via a wire to the frame, with an enter and back button to navigate through the interface.
Read Full Review HereSony's prototype EyeGlass smart specs eye up Google Glass
cnet.com
Sony's smart spectacles are similar to Google Glass, the smart specs already on sale. They're nowhere near as elegant as the wire-frame Google Glass, looking more like a pair of unwieldy 3D glasses than the unobtrusive Glass, and they sit slightly proud of your face -- in their current form, the Sony specs are a pair of conspicuous goggles rather than a wearable people won't notice you're wearing.
Read Full Review HereSony SmartEyeglass Attach review
techradar.com
A dark horse for the title of 'most interesting tech from CES' (at least in the fitness category) this could be the time when augmented reality starts to finally make an impact on decent looking specs.
Read Full Review HereSony's SmartEyeglasses first seen at CES 2015 are now available to pre-order. We spent some time with its two new wearables to bring you hands-on reviews.
techadvisor.com
Sony's smartglass development is certainly developing quickly, and it's fantastic to see a new idea from the company that we think could pave the way to a successful head-mounted display for consumers. We'll be watching Sony closely in anticipation of its next move in the wearables market, which is growing rapidly more populated despite the lack of final products.
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