Olympus Releases First Pocket Size 62-Inch Widescreen TV
Eye-Trek Will Do For The Eyes What Headphones Did For The Ears
Whatís 3.8 ounces, has 240,000 pixels and can turn a NTSC television signal into a 62-inch widescreen image? No, not David Copperfield Öthe Olympus Eye-Trek! This portable, easy-to-wear, personal TV display, compatible with VCRs, Camcorders, DVD, TV and LD players will revolutionize the audio-visual industry. Eye-Trek takes a standard NTSC television signal and makes it as impressive as a 62-inch screen seen from a distance of 6 1/2 feet. This sleek design is compact, lightweight and as comfortable as a pair of your favorite sunglasses. The portable Eye-Trek can go just about anywhere its owner takes it. Frequent travelers, commuters, video-philes and movie buffs alike will swoon over the Olympus Eye-Trek, which debut in America in October 1999. In Japan, Eye-Trek achieved over 70 percent market share since its June 1998 launch. A component of this success is the unparalleled brightness of the image made possible by Eye-Trekís proprietary free-shaped prism. The prism also enables Eye-Trek to deliver sharp, crisp images both indoors and out. Eye-Trekís ""see-around"" design permits wearers to maintain peripheral vision while totally submerged in a potent audio-visual experience. The innovative design also allows wearers to use Eye-Trek privately and without disturbing others. Additional features include: surround sound and a bass boost, four display settings (standard, wide, zoom, and cinema), a safe-security password, two customized preference settings, and image controls to adjust color, balance, contrast, tint, brightness and sharpness. Eye-Trek will be available nationwide at a suggested retail price of $899.99. About Olympus America Olympus America distributes a wide range of products for consumer, scientific, health care, commercial and industrial markets. These include 35mm, Advanced Photo System and digital cameras; binoculars; microcassette and digital voice recorders; optical storage products; printers; medical and industrial endoscopes; biological and metallurgical microscopes and measuring instruments; clinical analyzers and other high technology products. Olympus America is also responsible for sales in Canada, Mexico, the Caribbean and Central and South America. Specifications: Viewing Angle: 37.5? Horizontal, 21.7? Vertical Equivalent to a 62-inch widescreen (16:9) TV when viewed from 61/2 feet away Number of Pixels: 240,000 per LCD x 2 LCDís Input Video Format: Standard NTSC (TV, VCR, DVDÖ) via an A/V Cable (included) or S-Video Cable Audio Output: Built-In Stereo Earphones Image Adjustment Functions: Color, Contrast, Tint, Sharpness, Brightness, White Balance Image Display Modes: Standard (4:3), Wide (16:9), Zoom and Cinema Audio Adjustment Functions: Surround Sound On/Off, Bass Boost On/Off Display Weight: Approximately 3.8 ounces Controller Weight: Approximately 5.6 ounces Power Input: AC Adapter: 110v/60Hz (Included) Optional Battery Health And Safety: In the interest of promoting healthy behavior among wearers, Olympus does not recommend this product be used by children under the age of 16 or by individuals with Rapid Eye Motion Disorders.