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iPod meets the big screen
Using eMagin's "EyeBud" headset for the video iPod is akin to watching a 105-inch display from 12 feet away, a company official said.
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Gary Jones, president and CEO of eMagin, of Bellevue, demonstrates his company's new wearable display for video iPods. Using the EyeBud headset is akin to watching a 105-inch display from 12 feet away. See related blog.
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