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rlauzon · 03-15-2005, 05:58 AM

I tried out the iGlasses a few years ago. While they worked as advertised, the experience left much to be desired.

A bigger screen doesn't mean a higher resolution screen and, for most movies, watching it on a large screen TV was much better.

But it was really nice for watching something like Battlestar Galactica in my apartment, where I could turn up the volume on the headphones high to get the full experience - without bothering my neighbors.

03-15-2005, 05:58 AM	#3
rlauzon Wizard Posts: 1,018 Karma: 67827 Join Date: Jan 2005 Device: PocketBook Era	iGlasses I tried out the iGlasses a few years ago. While they worked as advertised, the experience left much to be desired. A bigger screen doesn't mean a higher resolution screen and, for most movies, watching it on a large screen TV was much better. But it was really nice for watching something like Battlestar Galactica in my apartment, where I could turn up the volume on the headphones high to get the full experience - without bothering my neighbors.