Things to consider before you buy a Myvu Personal Media Viewer Solo Plus Edition
If are to see a pair of video glasses for the very first time, and you are a techno geek, you’d probably say, “WOW!” Video glasses can sure be one of the coolest looking gadgets that you can find, and you won’t probably believe me for a second if I told you that they actually came from a big and bulky HMD (head-mounted display).
Myvu now revives the old idea of having an entire screen right in your face, by using modern technology to fully reshape these display media as we know it. If you intend to buy the myvu Personal Media Viewer Solo Plus Edition, here are some of the things that you might want to observe for yourself.
Future sunglasses fashion redefined
Well, probably not entirely, but in the coming decades, developments in technical design of video eyewear may one day take floor towards the ultimate style and glamour. The present designs of my vu video glasses are actually not that bad, you’d just stand out pretty badly that you’d get the constant stares of people whenever you go past them wearing these (I wouldn’t recommend walking with these on though, that could be dangerous). Well, deviating from the design, the Solo Plus Edition as usual features a very lightweight build that can fit easily into your pocket, so the next time you’re going to use your iPhone or iPod, just bring it out, connect, and enjoy the your viewing pleasure.
Standard optical and auditory features
The video quality of the Solo Plus Edition hasn’t really changed much from the original models, it still features the standard 320×240 screen that is magnified by lenses to make it look like a giant floating screen in the middle of nowhere. Comfort has improved somewhat, fitting it into your nose and ears has become easier due to the slight change in the overall design. The earphones are set back one step behind, and the quality of the sound is partially sacrificed for ease of use and comfort to the ears.
Improved versatility
Whereas the technical features of the Solo Plus Edition remains comparatively unchanged, connectivity issues of this model has made a warp jump, and now it can be interfaced with almost any kind of entertainment media during the time of its release, making it very useful to prevent unnecessary bother of sight and sound to other members of the house.
Quite a good cocktail of something old and something new I guess, but this is more recommended for people who haven’t tried the older models of my view video glasses yet, seeing as there is practically no more reason to purchase the older models in favor of the Myvu Personal Media Viewer Solo Plus Edition.
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