Sony to make public 3D Headset


Sony to make public 3D Headset
accessible from November (in Japan)


Sony have expose the HMZ-T1, a personal 3D headset, which permit users to watch 2D or 3D videos, play games and listen to music.
 The sci-fi looking device has a processing unit that plugs into a Blu-ray disc player or game machine to give the user the full 3D practice along with the several included speakers.

The headset weighs about three times the iPhone and will be on sale firstly in Japan from November 11th.
 The cost will be 60,000 yen

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