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The '''VPL EyePhone Model 1''' is a [[headmounted display]] from [[VPL]].<ref name=vrwiki>https://web.archive.org/web/20150223050243/http://vrwiki.wikispaces.com/VPL+EyePhone Accessed May 1, 2024</ref>
The '''VPL EyePhone Model 1''' is a [[headmounted display]] from [[VPL]].<ref name=vrwiki>https://web.archive.org/web/20150223050243/http://vrwiki.wikispaces.com/VPL+EyePhone Accessed May 1, 2024</ref>
−It uses LEEP optics.<ref name=vrwiki />
+It uses [[LEEP optics]].<ref name=vrwiki />
−The 3D tracking uses a [[Polhemus]] tracker.<ref name=vrwiki />
+The 3D tracking uses a [[Polhemus]] tracker.<ref name=vrwiki /> It can be used with a Polhemus 3space tracker.<ref name=cmu>https://web.archive.org/web/20140707183303/http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~stage3/publications/93/conferences/IEEEsymposiumOnResearchFrontiersInVR/handVsHeadUserStudy/paper.html</ref>
−It was released June 7, 1989.<ref name=vrwiki />
+It has been driven by a set of Silicon Graphics VGX computers.<ref name=cmu/>
+It could have an LCD at sizes of 2.7 inches, 2.75 inches, or 3 inches.<ref name=vrwiki />
+[[VRWiki]] reported that one of the LCDs came from the Sony FLD-370 portable TV.<ref name=vrwiki />
+The shared FOV is 90 degrees horizontal by 60 degrees vertical. The single-eye field of view is about 80 degrees horizontal, and 60 degrees vertical.<ref name=vrwiki />
Its price was $9400.<ref name=vrwiki />
Its price was $9400.<ref name=vrwiki />