Emagin this: playing Halo with all your friends with a full field of vision svga 3d display with stereo sound. Emagin is producing oled displays that are mounted near the eyeball and use a magnifying glass to duplicate a full field of vision display.
The SVGA 3D active matrix OLED provides a complete integrated analog interface microdisplay solution with built-in stereovision compatibility. 
The native SVGA format (800 x 600) makes it ideally suited for PC applications from gaming to professional CAD to medical diagnostic. The circuit is readily compatible with stereovision sources that rely on a single R,G,B channel and a left/right frame indicator.
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Features:
- Color 800 (x 3) x 600 pixels microdisplay
- Highly Integrated Design: clock recovery, serial interface & registers, levels adjustment, drivers and pixel array
- VESA compatible Analog R,G,B inputs
- Up to 256 gray shades
- 2-wire serial interface
- Built-in stereovision control
- 4:3 image aspect ratio
- 15 x 15 µm color pixel (Stripe)
- 15 mm (0.59″) image diagonal
- Low power consumption: Nominal 200mW (full motion video)
- Rigid board carrier
Source:Emagin Website
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Emagin this: playing Halo with all your friends with a full field of vision svga 3d display with stereo sound. Emagin is producing oled displays that are mounted near the eyeball and use a magnifying glass to duplicate a full field of vision display.
I’ve been drooling over this too, but changed my mind shortly after reading that “prolonged use of said material incurs risk of injury”, and the advise was no more than 2 hours… Great. Talk about a cool game session, huh?