Motorola has benefited from the last Mobile World Congress to demonstrate that it does not limit the production of mobile phones. With Goldeneye, the U.S. manufacturer is embarking on an unusual market: the headset screen. Details of this device straight out of science fiction.
After its latest smartphone, the Quench, the manufacturer Motorola has presented at the last Mobile World Congress in Barcelona a unique system. In reference to James Bond, Goldeneye is a helmet-screen consists of a hoop that attaches to the head, a microphone, a headset and a small screen that is placed in front of the left eye . The position of the latter can not overload the visual field.
A helmet-screen Windows CE
The Goldeneye is equipped with a mini operating system based on Windows CE, which is controlled by voice or by moving the head through the accelerometer. The user can view data from the screen while retaining control over the external environment that surrounds it.
Function of a PDA
Like a PDA, the Motorola Goldeneye offers many interactive features. That can connect to the Internet via Internet Explorer, this helmet-screen allows you to access all the web pages into a command prompt as well as many topics available on the home screen. Photo files, videos and PDF documents are accessible by voice command, pronouncing distinctly "My Pictures" "My Videos" or "PDF documents" (American accent required!). Once in a folder, simply state the name of the desired file to open it.
A gadget for professionals
The Motorola Goldeneye will be available for $ 2 000, a price more expensive for this type of gadget primarily for professionals, such as electricians example, which may always have before their plan of work available on the screen while aillant hands free.
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