A smartphone stereoscope including a receptacle for holding a smartphone in a wide-image format position. The receptacle includes magnifying lenses and a partition running parallel to the long sides of the smartphone and aligned with a dividing line between two stereoscopic images arranged side-by-side on the smartphone screen. The partition swivels or pivots on a base between use and folded positions. A lens holder including lens holders for accommodating magnifying lenses is provided on the base along with a support bar. The bar contacts a longitudinal edge of the smartphone and is provided at an upper end of the partition and, in the use position runs transversely to the partition. A clamping means holds a smartphone when the longitudinal edge is put against the support bar. In the folded position the partition, base, support bar and lens holder lie parallel to each other in a plane, or in adjacent planes.

A portable virtual reality device, which is provided with a board having a length to correspond the focal distances of the left and right lens; a supporting board that it deployed and foldable based on the board; left and right lens plates that are deployed and folded left and rightward on a rear surface of the board based on the board. The smart phone is mounted simply to correspond to the focal distances of the left and right lens when it is used, and when it is carried, the left and right lens plates and the supporting board are fold to form a thin film to be carried conveniently.

A portable virtual reality device, which is provided with a board having a length to correspond the focal distances of the left and right lens; left and right supporting boards that are deployed and folded left and rightward on a front surface of the board based on the board; left and right lens plates that are deployed and folded left and rightward on a rear surface of the board based on the board. The smart phone is mounted simply to correspond to the focal distances of the left and right lens when it is used, and when it is carried, the left and right lens plates and the left and right supporting boards are fold to form a thin film to be carried conveniently.

A pair of stereoscopic viewing glasses is provided, including: lenses (1), a support (2), and a baffle plate (3). The support (2) includes a top surface (201) and side surfaces (202, 203). The top surface (201) and the side surfaces (202, 203) of the support (2) form a cavity. The baffle plate (3) is fixed inside the cavity, and divides the cavity into two independent cavities (4). An accommodation space (5) for a terminal is equipped between a bottom edge of the baffle plate (3) and a bottom of the cavity. The cavity is equipped with an operating opening (6) by which an operation is conducted on the terminal. The top surface (201) is equipped with two mounting holes (7) which are positioned on two sides of the baffle plate (3) respectively, and are connected to the two independent cavities (4) and have the lenses (1) mounted therein.

A portable folding virtual reality glasses with adjustable focus having a headband, a first supporting piece, a second supporting piece, an accordion folding piece and an eyeshade component, inner and outer sides of the headband are adhered and connected. A terminal supporting plate is provided between the front of the headband and the first supporting piece. A first supporting piece eyehole is provided at the front of the first supporting piece. When the virtual reality glasses is unfolded, the back ends of the first supporting piece extend to the eyeshade component and adhere to the eyeshade component. The inner side of the first supporting piece is provided with the second supporting piece. The accordion type folding piece is provided between the second supporting piece and the eyeshade component. The virtual reality glasses can be completely folded through the accordion type folding piece, compressing the size in the folded state to the minimum for easy carrying. The virtual reality glasses also has a reliable structure and is comfortable to wear. It can effectively avoid a light break-in and is advantageous for promotion.

A cone for use in a Pepper's Ghost illusion includes a conical wall of semi-reflective material, and an attachment member for removably attaching the cone to the surface of a light emissive display, and a method of displaying a Pepper's Ghost illusion includes positioning a cone of semi-reflective material onto a light emissive display; and displaying on the light emissive display an image that has been distorted by an inverse of a distortion caused by a reflection of the cone.

A cone for use in a Pepper's Ghost illusion includes a conical wall of semi-reflective material, and an attachment member for removably attaching the cone to the surface of a light emissive display, and a method of displaying a Pepper's Ghost illusion includes positioning a cone of semi-reflective material onto a light emissive display; and displaying on the light emissive display an image that has been distorted by an inverse of a distortion caused by a reflection of the cone.

Certain example embodiments relate to a box or other viewer that accommodates one or more glass-inclusive samples and that is usable in a plurality of different configurations to facilitate evaluation of the sample(s) from indoor and outdoor viewing perspectives. The sample viewer is “convertible” between a transportation configuration and the indoor and outdoor viewing perspective configurations. For example, certain example embodiments may be used as glass-inclusive sample shipping and storage containers that transform into miniature mockup walls with little manual effort and with little risk of human viewers looking at glass the wrong way (e.g., a manner that would lead to a false impression of the visual aesthetic of the sample(s) therein). The glass-inclusive sample(s) may include one or more uncoated or coated glass sheets, insulated glass (IG) units, vacuum insulated glass (VIG) units, laminated products, and/or the like.

Certain example embodiments relate to a box or other viewer that accommodates one or more glass-inclusive samples and that is usable in a plurality of different configurations to facilitate evaluation of the sample(s) from indoor and outdoor viewing perspectives. The sample viewer is “convertible” between a transportation configuration and the indoor and outdoor viewing perspective configurations. For example, certain example embodiments may be used as glass-inclusive sample shipping and storage containers that transform into miniature mockup walls with little manual effort and with little risk of human viewers looking at glass the wrong way (e.g., a manner that would lead to a false impression of the visual aesthetic of the sample(s) therein). The glass-inclusive sample(s) may include one or more uncoated or coated glass sheets, insulated glass (IG) units, vacuum insulated glass (VIG) units, laminated products, and/or the like.