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I have bought an 'Utilite Pro' which comes loaded with Ubuntu 12.04.
Has anyone had any experience with monitor glasses. Either blue tooth or wifi or HDMI. I want something that is powered by a small battery pack you can carry in your shirt pocket. I would like to do away with the need for a regular monitor.
I would appreciate some feedback, good, bad, or indifferent.
Sorry I have not but I used a small screen on a hats logo with Erector sets, duck tape and upholstery thread to hold a mirror off the brim for my Raspberry Pi... Could try searching tv glass with input?
Thanks for the feedback.
I had spent about 3 hours googling. Not finding anything useful. Your suggestion to use 'tv glass with input' produced enough to keep me busy for 3 days. Never considered the word 'tv' in my chain of thought.
That was an interesting find. Not into gaming but at $300 not a bad price.
I'm really looking for a substitute for a monitor. Something I can carry in my other shirt pocket. Watch movies, surf, FB and all I would need is a wall outlet or a power outlet in a car.
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Could try searching tv glass with input?
