Detailed Product Description

80inch Video Eyewear/80inch Video Glasses/80inch Video Goggles(MT920)

General Feature

1.       80inch large virtual screen,640 x 480,920K pixel

2.       CVBS Input, Auto switching between PAL/NTSC/SECAM

3.       Standard Mobile Phone battery in-built, removable, chargeable and exchangeable

4.       Compact and light weighted trendy design, only 99g

5.       Low power consumption, could continuously work 4 hour

6.       Volume Adjustable

7.       Support input of Mobile Phone, PMP, MP4, PS2/3, XBOX, WII, Portable DVD and other AV Device

Display Spec

Equivalent Virtual Screen Size(In 2M):  80'' inch

Resolution: 640 x 480, 920k pixels

Color Depth: 24bit

Angel of View: 35^o

Input Video & Audio Spec

Input Video format: CVBS Input, Auto Switch between PAL/NTSC/SECAM,1Vpp/75©

Input Audio Format: Double-channel stereo, 200mVrms/20K©

Battery & Power Supply

Power Consumption: <1.1W

Battery: Standard Mobile Phone battery in-built, 1000mAH Li-on Battery

Working Hour: Endure 4 Hour

User Adjustable Item

Volume Adjustable

Accessory

1.       Light Shield

2.       Control box with Li-on Battery

3.       4type AV connector Converter (Could connect Mobile Phone, PMP, MP4, PS2/3, XBOX, WII, Portable DVD and other AV Device )

4.       USB Charge cable

5.       User Manual

Glasses Weight: 99g

Color: Black

Temperature

Operation Temperature: 0^oC--60⁰C

Storage Temperature: -20 ^oC--80 ^oC

Dimension & Weight

Unit Dim: 150 x 35 x 25 mm

Color Box Dim (Include Glasses, Accessory Box): 300 x 220 x 68 (mm)

Unit GW (Include Glasses, Accessory, Box):0.75Kg

Ctn Dim (10 Unit/Ctn) : 614x 354 x 248 (mm)

Ctn GW (10 Unit/Ctn): 9kg

Safety standard: FCC, CE, Rohs,

Payment terms: 30% TT advance, 70% before shipment by T/T or by irrevocable L/C at sight. Money Gram and Western Union are also available.

Guarantee:  One year warranty, free parts and labor, if any returns for servicing, each part pays one trip of freight. If defects rate are above 3%, we undertake all freight charges, parts and labor