For sure you have seen such sunglasses in sci-fi or spy movies, when someone puts on incredibly cool sunglasses and watches video. It looks simply fantastic and actually everyone might start thinking of having a pair of such sunglasses as soon as they become a reality. If you are eager to get this device, your lucky time has come as now anyone can easily get it for quite a reasonable price. Let me introduce a range of video sunglasses from Myvu Company.
Currently Myvu offers 3 types of video sunglasses. Myvu Crystal is the latest one featuring the most innovative design and highest quality available. In true, these glasses look like they have come from future. Futuristic design is aimed to show that you are actually looking at an innovative device. However, if you are more into classic, take a look at other glasses available in Myvu website http://www.myvu.com/index.html

What makes Myvu video sunglasses so attractive to travelers? Despite cool design (certainly, everyone will pay attention to a person in such glasses), video sunglasses allow watching a movie like on a large screen 6 ft away! Stop watching videos on a small iPod screen. Only Myvu glasses have iPod connection cables, so you can easily connect your glasses to any video iPod and enjoy high resolution video elsewhere. If you have other video portable player than iPod, you will be happy to know Myvu glasses come with a cable pack suitable for all popular video players. Travelers will certainly like gorgeous Travel Case allowing easy and safe carrying of your glasses and player.

You can get Myvu Crystal for $300. If you want to test this device before using it, then you will like the following. Myvu and Airport Wireless and Techshowcase have an agreement and from now you can rent video sunglasses for a flight and watch your favorite movie on Myvu Crystal! Future is starting today and many experts think this technology will be rocking tomorrow.

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