Mobintech Introduces Cell Phone Projector Glasss

Mobintech, a Denmark-based group, has introduced the “PDG – Personal Display Glasses”; the first real digital interface solution directly for mobile phones. The limited screen size of current mobile phones diminishes the viewing experience and PDG believes they have solved this problem.

With the PDG you can watch TV shows and videos directly from your mobile phone on a pair of display glasses which displays a 30 inch flat screen in front of your eyes. Mobintech is a Scandinavian design house designing and developing Personal Display Glasses solutions based on micro display technology and low-power electronic designs.

Right now all the major cell phone carriers are pushing cell phone TV; however, the screen size is an issue. The PDG maybe the solution to this problem and may entice cell phone users to sign up for cell phone TV services. Personal Display Glasses

Benefits / Features for the PDG – Personal Display Glasses:

Add a large screen to your 3G mobile phone and get the big picture
A new multimedia experience with large screen & stereo audio features
Equivalent to a 30-inch flat screen at 2 meters distance
Perfect for watching mobile TV or mobile video from your mobile device
Plug & watch function
Watch your favorite TV shows, music videos, news, sports, games etc.
Use the integrated stereo ear-buds or use your own headset
Powered by the phone – no external battery pack required
Much lower power consumption than the phone’s normal color screen
Light weight and comfortable to wear
Scandinavian design

Technical specifications for The PDG – Personal Display Glasses:

High-speed low-power digital MDDI interface (MDDI = Mobile Display
Digital Interface). MDDI is an official VESA standard
Connector is the MDDI standard type connector but almost any
connector type on the phone can be used via an intermediate cable to
the PDG
Analog stereo audio via built-in ear-buds, or use your own favorite
audio headset or via cable or Bluetooth
QVGA resolution in landscape format (320 x 240 pixels), 18-bit colors
Uses two low-power micro displays of OLED type
(OLED = Organic Light Emitting Diode)
Binocular optical module, with two sets of
high quality optics
Focus distance is 2 meters
Viewing angle is 21 degrees, equivalent to a
30-inch screen at 2 meters distance
If your preferred and current standard interface is
based on analog TV-out then please contact Mobintech
to discuss how to use this interface

Video of Mobintech's PDG – Personal Display Glasses


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Comments

To Mobintech: We need HUDs - these HMDs are not anything new on the consumer market for a long time now. Ideally, some kind of a hybrid system that could work both as HUD and HMD as needed would be optimal for now. Also, 320x240-WTF??? What kind of resolution is that?! - It's not 1992 anymore! We are talking about 2000+ ppi microdisplay technologies today and you are offering us this?!

Posted by: gst | December 4, 2008 10:06 AM

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I just don't think anyone will wear these. They are too big, they look stupid, and someone will steal your phone and you won't even see them do it.

Posted by: Alan King | June 23, 2008 2:29 AM

I've often wondered why projection are more popular especially with laptops. It's cool to see that someone is finally trying to bring it to market!

Posted by: Patrick | February 21, 2008 5:47 PM