DLMag take a look at the eMagin 3DVisor:

The Z800 features a high quality, contrast and color virtual image that when measured, reaches a whooping 105 inches. Users also get a 360 degree viewing angle, allowing users to look around the 3-D world just like if they were truly there, something of a virtual reality. To add to the reality, the visor has a built in audio system with stereo earbuds and a noise-canceling microphone, to totally cut off from the surrounding world. What's even more surprising is the fact that all these awesome features do not need a lot of power to operate, only a standard USB connection.

Second comes the X800 3DVisor which unlike the Z800, has full support for both 2 and 3D video games, also a full range of design programs without head tracking therefore making the visor into a one big monitor. Even though almost identical to it's twin the Z800, it does feature some differences, like the overall size, as well as the design. Even though not won any awards yet, it's definitely bound to score big time.

Last comes the new Eyebud 800, which is a monocular wearable display, that goes hand in hand with the o so popular iPod, and is specifically designed to work a secondary screen for the player, that's where the name eye bud comes from. Similar to the name iBud, just spelled a little bit differently. For those without any iPod's there is some good news, the Evebud 800 also works with other portable devices that have a NTSC/PAL or RGB output.