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Your Very Own Private 3D Mobile Screen - Epson Moverio BT-100 See-through Mobile Viewer

Hi Huneybees,


I was invited to ION Sky when Epson announced the company’s most radical and innovative personal display devices ever – the Epson Moverio BT-100 see-through mobile viewer which operates on the Google Android™ 2.2 platform.





Interesting packaging. Can't wait to see the product...
I met up with several other invited bloggers and tech guys, everyone was excited to know more about this revoluntionary piece of technology. We had drinks, canapes and waited for the time for the "star" to appear...

Dancers showing how the Moverio is versatile for people of all walks of life and with their dancing and jumping, the Moverio, stayed on...
 






Host for the night - Melody Chen
She looked like she could star in Star Trek anytime...

Mr Koichi Endo, Managing Director of Epson South East Asia.
Mr Koichi Endo gave us a short brief on Epson's Moverio BT-100 and he ended off saying he could have done the whole presentation with the Moverio (if he had loaded the information in) and not reading off the piece of paper in his hand.



A introduction by Vernon Wong to help us understand more about the Moverio.

Yipee! Time to give the Moverio a test drive...





OMG! I got the most amazing massage and viewed movies using the Moverio!


Even without the shades, I can see the movie clearly and you can't see what I'm watching!
*I was watching a 3d skiing film while taking this photo...*
This is the clip for people who wear glasses. simply rest the Moverio on you glasses with the adjustable clip on the sides.



The Epson Moverio BT-100 leverages Epson’s leadership in LCD technology and visual imaging to project a 320-inch perceived “floating” display 20 meters away from the user, for web browsing, playing games, watching videos and interacting with content privately, while still allowing the user to experience and see the real world, thanks to its see-through ability.

Using the Epson Moverio’s Android-powered media player and controller with wireless connectivity, users can watch streaming video from sites such as YouTube or Vimeo, surf the Internet, and interact with apps and downloaded content from any hotspot. Additional features of the Android-powered media player and controller include:
  • Excellent Mobility: Rechargeable battery offers nearly six hours of battery life
  • Removable Memory: Built-in card slot supports up to 32GB microSDHC cards 
  • Download and Go: Transfer content, games and apps to the included 4GB microSDHC card or internal 1GB of user storage on the controller.
  • Adobe Flash 11 Support: Stream videos from popular television websites featuring Flash 11 content and content rich Flash-enabled websites.
  • Big Sound: Dolby Mobile surround sound delivered to personal earphones or Moverio’s detachable earphones (included in-box). 
  • Innovative Navigation: Touch-enabled track pad and navigational buttons enable easy interaction of content.
  • Immersive 3D: Enjoy side-by-side 3D formatted content like never before.

Everything is controlled using this device, simple and easy...



The Epson Moverio BT-100 will be available in Singapore from 23rd July 2012 exclusively at selected Best Denki outlets at the recommended retail price (RRP) of S$999.00. Customers who wish to pre-order the Moverio can do so at the following Best Denki outlets from 9th– 22thJuly 2012 and enjoy a free 16GB Micro SD card (worth $18) and a pair of CX215 Sennheiser earphones (worth $68.90).
* Promotion valid for pre-order sets only.

Best Denki Outlets
Compass Point – 1 Sengkang Square, #03-26, Compass Point
Jurong IMM – 2 Jurong East Street 21, #02-01/07, IMM Building
Ngee Ann City – 391 Orchard Road, #05-01/05, Ngee Ann City Podium
Parkway Parade – 80 Marine Parade Road, #02-33, Parkway Parade Complex
VivoCity – 1 HarbourFront Walk, #02-07, VivoCity

Shall leave you with a couple of pics from ION Sky...




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Sexy Babes & Hunks @ Fashion X-treme Lingerie Show

Hi Huneybees,


Attended the Fashion X-treme Lingerie Show last week. It was held at ION Art Gallery, and I rushed over after the Tang + Co event.

Attended the event with buddy, Peiyun.
It was a glamorous night and we were given an exclusive preview of lingerie fashion, latest collections from La Senza, HOM, Triumph and Wacoal. The fact that it was held at the ION Art Gallery, it makes it all so glam and arty-farty.

*Note: Please see this as a piece of art* 

Was late, so this was the only Truimph models I caught.

A little drink to get us going...
La Senza lingerie on the female models and HOM for the male models.
La Senza is forever that young and quirky with play of different fabrics and prints, and definitely the Va-Va-Voom push for the extra cleavage.













The male models were all so hunky and I loved the interaction between the female and male models while introducing in between brands. I'm not very sure about the underwear for men. Would you guys wear prints and colours under your clothings?



Yipee! Then it was time for the final brand, Wacoal. So much thought has been put into their show and little props definitely add "glamourous" and "luxury" to their collection.


 


 


Love the details on this set of lingerie. The sheer fabric has butterflies and flowers on the back and the little show of skin at the bikini area, just screams "Come Hither!"






 I love the details on this corset. Makes one look so much more slimmer, I will definitely be just pairing this with a skirt for the wild night out!


These thick banded bras will definitely help "push in" all the unsightly fats, give you a full, flat, slim silouhetter.



I thought this model was the most gorgeous. She had such fair, radiant skin from head to toe and her eyes simply sparkle, especially when she's looking at my camera!


The Official Imaging Partner's Olympus and there were a few on display. They're so colourful and looking so fun to play with....









Anyone uses an Olympus camera? What's your review of it? 

P.S. More photos can be viewed here.



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