Video vests turn you into a walking TV

Posted in Apparel by Conner Flynn on February 13th, 2008

Video vests turn you into a TVThis Video Vest screen certainly gets your attention. Why carry a boring cardboard sign, when you can get your message across with video, like a picket line for instance or to advertise your business. The Vest actually plays full-motion video with stereo sound so that you have a portable video display anywhere you want.

Apparently regular Joes like me and you can’t buy one due to the vest’s high cost and limited manufacturing, but you can rent one for live events and such. That really sucks because my thinking was that we could put some flat chested girls in this vest and give them a larger rack via video. It would have been my gift to them. I’m a giver.

See. The woman in the picture is quite happy about my idea. And depending on how heavy the vest is, it would feel like lugging around the real thing.

[Wearable Video] VIA [Dvice]

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2 Responses to “Video vests turn you into a walking TV”

  1. Daryl Wolfe Says:

    This looks like a knock off of T-Shirt TV. Check out how hot this looks.

    http://www.brandmarketers.com/v5/TTV_Video.html

  2. Tish Says:

    I’ve seen a better vest at a tradeshow (infoComm International) acutally, our company bought some of their digital signage products, and they work great.

    Here’s the link to the Video Vest:
    http://www.powerview.com/Video_Products/Video_Vest.html

    The link below is the main company link, they’ve been in business since 2000. Check out their clients:

    Recom Group
    http://www.recomgroup.com/Our%20Clients.htm

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