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Novero Madison: Personal video eyewear that comes with its own handheld media player, yet easily connects to other portable video players such as mobile phones and iPods for video entertainment in any environment. Unit is equipped with two OLED displays, QVGA (320x240-pixel), which provides a viewing experience equal to watching a 30-inch display two meters in front of the viewer. Stereo earphones, 3.5mm headset jack in player / internal headphones removable, micro-USB cable, 2GB internal memory with SD card slot for extension up to 32GB (up to 8 hours playback time), supports video formats MP4, FVL, WMV, H.264, MPEG-4, clip-on frame for corrective lenses, and printed quick guide.

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