Arisawa Japan is out with i-Bean Tele glass, unlike iPod glasses which have LCD’s and are opaque the i-Bean projects the video over transparent glasses creating a floating image. It simulates a 20 inch screen when viewed at one meter (3.2 feet). The power source which also is the AV unit packs in an analog TV tuner as well as input terminals for connecting other A/V equipment. The unit is powered by 4 x AAA batteries which last for 2 hours.The i-Bean Tele glass will be available in Japan from April 27 for 39800 Yen ($ 335).

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