Head-mounted displays have always been a niche product, but they were still relatively commonplace a decade ago. By putting a pair of tiny LCDs right in front of their eyes, HMDs helped digital professionals and extravagant early adopters immerse themselves in a pixelated virtual reality... or at least a private viewing session or two. They've never truly disappeared, of course, and companies like Vuzix even sell relatively affordable versions to this day, but none have captured our interest quite like the HMZ-T1 from Sony.
Sony's not exactly a stranger to the HMD arena, as 1997's Sony Glasstron can attest, but in many ways the HMZ-T1 Personal 3D Viewer thrusts the concept into the modern era. Rather than cheap LCD shades, the headset...
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