PSX5Central
Playstation/Gaming Discussions => PS3 Discussion => Topic started by: ##RaCeR## on February 12, 2002, 05:49:48 PM
-
(https://psx5central.com/community/proxy.php?request=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.playstation.com.au%2Fassets%2Ftechnology%2Ftechnology_index_showcase.jpg&hash=82ac247c7c67438842347f477244900804259850)
(https://psx5central.com/community/proxy.php?request=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.playstation.com.au%2Fassets%2Ftechnology%2Feyetrekmain.gif&hash=4da0ce796856dc4b5ef54900805a0cc8b65e06c7)
Do you want a real action experience? If the answer is Yes then you need the new Olympus Eye-Trek FMD-20P Game/DVD glasses which give you a real action experience when playing on the PlayStation®2 Computer Entertainment System.
The revolutionary prism technology in the mini LC displays gives you a crystal-clear picture in perfect focus. Fasten your safety belt and take part in the motor race of a lifetime, or fly through space with your very own ship. The experience is so real and intense you get caught up in the action. Try it out and see what it\'s like to be right at the middle with Eye-Trek instead of just a spectator on the sidelines.
Key Features:
Personal display that connects to the PlayStation®2 console.
Connects to PlayStation®2s AV MULTI OUT connector, enabling output audio and video signals and power using the USB connector.
Component input (Y, Cb, Cr) with high resolution and strong colour reproduction, producing a higher image quality than the S VIDEO input.
Equivalent to a 52-inch screen viewed from 2 metres
2 TFT Liquid Crystal Displays with 180.000 pixel each
30° horizontal, 23° vertical Equivalent to a 52" (1,30 m) screen at a distance of 2 m
Integrated Stereo Earphones with Bass Boost
Video/Audio Input: exclusive Multi AV connector for PlayStation 2
USB connector (Rated 5 V)
2 W Power Consumption
Personal display that connects to the PlayStation®2 console.
Connects to PlayStation®2s AV MULTI OUT connector, enabling output audio and video signals and power using the USB connector.
Component input (Y, Cb, Cr) with high resolution and strong colour reproduction, producing a higher image quality than the S VIDEO input.
Equivalent to a 52-inch screen viewed from 2 metres
2 TFT Liquid Crystal Displays with 180.000 pixel each
30° horizontal, 23° vertical Equivalent to a 52" (1,30 m) screen at a distance of 2 m
Integrated Stereo Earphones with Bass Boost
Video/Audio Input: exclusive Multi AV connector for PlayStation 2
USB connector (Rated 5 V)
2 W Power Consumption
(https://psx5central.com/community/proxy.php?request=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.playstation.com.au%2Fassets%2Ftechnology%2Feyetrekps2.jpg&hash=504ed4bdc50e607cfd810d521e623bba5c341197)
-
Is there a place where we can go and actually try one of these bad boys out?
-
Yea they do sound pretty cool.
The next step for something like this is that you must look differnent directions and angles to see things. I\'m just thinking of something like Silent Hill3 being like that. I mean wouldn\'t that be the ultimate experience?
-
This sounds pretty cool!!!:bounce: When does this come out?
-
Those were already out in Japan when I was there last year in june.
I haven\'t tried any, but this store there had them but the PS2 wasn\'t on so you couldn\'t see anything.
-
when and how much?
-
They are already available in the UK...... £595.... bit too bloody pricey for me!
-
The next step for the PS3 should be dual image output where the PS3 outputs 2 seperate screens (one for each eye)
Two camera angles for 3-D gaming. It shouldn\'t be too hard to do. Just use parallel in-game cameras and each one is for a side of the glasses.
Anyone else agree???
-
I have seen the future,and it is motion sickness.
-
Originally posted by TheGeezer
They are already available in the UK...... £595.... bit too bloody pricey for me!
They have been out in the uk for about 5 months now, i thought about getting some, but bought turntables instead. Oh and by the way, they are £300, not £595
-
must be weird sorry about he colours, just trying stuff out.
yeah must be weird, its not like you can look away from the screen, as it stuck to your face, id like to try some though
-
This is great for when you want to play games, but your girl wants to watch TV.
-
Originally posted by juslight
This is great for when you want to play games, but your girl wants to watch TV.
or watchin dvd porn with no one else knowing ( apart from the obvious signs):rolleyes:
-
I\'ll be surprised if the next gen consoles don\'t start supporting stereographic presentation, just like you want juslight. They should have more than enough power to render two images at a time, and it would truly be an easy way to make games unbelievable. Really well done stereographic 3D stuff just rox yer sox off. (https://psx5central.com/community/proxy.php?request=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.plauder-smilies.de%2Fsad%2Fsmhair1.gif&hash=1b376c2b0c40ead802aa3f95abfc004dd5d1141f)
-
Those will be useful when Sony starts coming out with some adult rated games!!!:D :D
-
There are a couple available at different prices.
Here\'s a link to browse the current selection of Eye-Treks
CLICK HERE (http://www.olympusamerica.com/cpg_section/cpg_eyetrek.asp)
I want the High End but can only afford the Low End. :(
-
Entry glasses are 399 (USD), and the top of the line ones are 1199 (USD). I think I\'ll wait a year or two, I\'m sure the price of these will come down a lot (a simmilar technology that I purchased two years ago for lucid dreaming is now about 33% of what I paid back then). It sure would be nice though, you could play games without disturbing people, watch movies, and if u have a laptop, well, that would give you privacy, and the ability to play just about anything anywhere.
Maybe I\'ll invest some into this company, I\'ll have to do some more reasearch on where they want to take this technology. (https://psx5central.com/community/proxy.php?request=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.plauder-smilies.de%2Fhappy%2Fxyxthumbs.gif&hash=3079a7adc98553251e59e816618ca8477be38284)
-
Personally, I think these things would give you headaches. I mean, having an image half an inch away from your eyes. I think that would cause eye problems if used for longer then 15 mins. I mean, how does your eye even focus that close?
-
Originally posted by The_Rickster
They have been out in the uk for about 5 months now, i thought about getting some, but bought turntables instead. Oh and by the way, they are £300, not £595
aaah right.... must have been a rip off site then.... was sent there via the manufacturers homepage to UK suppliers list
-
Originally posted by ##RaCeR##
Personally, I think these things would give you headaches. I mean, having an image half an inch away from your eyes. I think that would cause eye problems if used for longer then 15 mins. I mean, how does your eye even focus that close?
I have tested out these Eye-Trek glasses and it uses some sort of prysms to push the image back (Kind of like the way arcade games use mirrors to fake distance between the player and the screen.)
It really DOES feel like you\'re watching a Huge TV at a distance. The cool thing is that when the camera pans in a movie you sorta turn your head with it and it feels like you are actualy looking that direction!!! Cool stuff.