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Old 03-08-2012, 03:49 PM   #1
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HMD = Head Mounted Display

I'm anxious to try the Silicon Micro Display ST1080 shipping to USA customers in early May, to compare the difference between it and the Sony HMZ-T1.
Love the OLED shadow detail the Sony HMD provides for dark-scene environments that have become popular in movies and additionally the display does not need light-filtering glasses which visibly darken movies even more, making 3D movies clear-bright-&-vibrant to watch with no flicker like any 2D version.

Hoping the 1080P resolution of the LCD's in the ST1080 is a big plus and that the screens don't crush blacks.
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