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| Résolution par œil | 640 x 720 px |
| Champ de vision | 45.0 ° |
| la taille | 210.0 mm |
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| Largeur | 195.0 mm |
| Profondeur | 110.0 mm |
| Poids | 408.0 g |
| Alimenté par batterie | Non |
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| Suivi de position | Non |
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| Connexion casque | Écouteurs intégrés |
| HDMI | Oui |
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Sony HMZ-T1 Personal 3D Viewer
In the late 90s, Sony introduced a headset geared at letting you experience video game worlds and movies in a personal way. Called the Glasstron, it was Sony's first portable headset for entertainment. Now, Sony has revived the concept with a headset made for today's generation.
Strap this visor on your head to watch 3D movies or games close-up
Sony kindly sent me their latest home cinema product: a strange goggle-like "Personal 3D Viewer" that displays 3D movies and games in an immersive environment. Take a look in my review
The ultimate 3D gimmick or the best home 3D gizmo we've seen to date? Sony's HMZ-T1 Personal 3D Viewer is actually a bit of both.
Is personal 3D the future? Probably not, but this headset is still amazing
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Strap this visor on your head to watch 3D movies or games close-up
In among the expected crop of tablets, TVs, cameras and smartphones at IFA, Sony has unveiled its most stunningly bonkers product of all: the HMZ-T1 Personal 3D Viewer. Cramming two tiny 0.7in OLED screens into a headset that
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