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Magnetic Control
Resin Lens
NFC Support
Carboard Glasses for Android Phones and iPhones
Suitable for phones up to 5 inch
Google 3D VR Glasses:
At the Google I/O conference this year attendees were handed a new little toy which turned out to be the Google 3D VR glasses, for those of you that missed the show don't fret. Google put the instruction to make the glasses on their developer's site. If however, you're not so keen on sourcing the materials and making your own then don't worry. Rodney's Tech Corner has done the hard work for you and lets you get everything you need right here.
Build In Under 3 Minutes:
This 3D Cardboard Google glasses kit comes with everything you need so you can assemble the parts and be ready to go in just 3 minutes. It even has a NFC tag for better functionality with your Android phone. As well as the hardware you will want the software, for Android devices go to the Google Play store and search for 'cardboard'. This is a great way for anyone with a suitably sized Smartphone to enjoy the cinematic experiences of VR for minimum costs. VR is awesome and now it's cheap as well.
General:
•Magnetic Control
•Resin Lens
•NFC Support
•Carboard Glasses for Android Phones and iPhones
•Suitable for phones up to 5 inches (13.5cm) long and 3 inches (7.5cm) wide.
Dimensions
•Main Product Dimensions: 136x80x86 mm (L x W x D)
•Main Product Weight: 55g
More pictures of Carboard VR:
1.Will Cardboard work with my phone? Cardboard works with most modern Android phones. Phones need to be running Android 4.1 (Jelly Bean) or above. Ideally they should support NFC too.
2.What if my phone doesn't do anything when I insert it into Cardboard?
Make sure that you have NFC turned on. Also make sure that you have the Cardboard Android app installed.
3.When I try to view the Chrome VR site using Cardboard, the demo launches. How do I prevent this?
Install the Cardboard Android app and let it always handle the NFC event from the Cardboard viewer. The Cardboard app will not launch when you have another app in the foreground.You can also disable NFC in your phone's settings
4.What are the magnets for and can I use cardboard without them?
The magnet is used for clicking inside of demos. When you pull and release the ring, your phone's magnetometer detects changes in the magnetic field. Chrome experiments currently don't use the magnet, but you will need it to try the Cardboard Android app.
Not all phones will be able to detect magnet pulls. You can use Cardboard without the magnet by sticking copper tape along the side of the viewer and having it come into contact with the phone screen. When you tap twice on the copper tape with your finger, the phone will react as if it had detected a magnet pull.
5.What does the NFC tag do and can I use the Cardboard app without NFC?
NFC is used to trigger the launch of the Cardboard Android app automatically. You can also start the Cardboard app from the Android launcher before putting your phone inside the viewer.
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