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more about #myvu fuchikoma: I have a set of Myvus. After about 10 minutes my eyes are so fatigued from the inequal focus in the lenses that I have to take them off and put them a... more » MePerson: Vuzix makes an over-eye monitor designed for military use but can probably be purchased for a [high] price: http://www.vuzix.com/iwear/products_taceye... more » dingus: Meh. I helped put something like this together 8 years ago around a C1 Picturebook, Kopin microdisplay, 802.11 (not even B), wrist mount keyboard, tr... more » AmphetamineCrown: Finally, a way of safely emailing while driving! more » Thorax_In_A_Bog: If Apple made this, would they call it the iEye? more » deanbmmv: Wouldn't one of the simplified Netbook Distros of Linux be a bit better? or something with a 10ft interface? Also this is pretty cool, just ruined by ... more » OMG! Ponies!: I really don't need to have a screen in front of my face at all walking hours. It's bad enough that I check my iPhone first thing in the morning, twe... more » UnderLoK: Technically the first wearable computer was DIY too as it was made by a guy that went to our high school (mid-90’s). Back then he had people all ove... more » k-napped: So in the future we're still using XP? I better go cancel my W7 pre-order then. more » Sam Scott Given: VAGETA! WHAT DOES THE SCOUTER SAY ABOUT HIS POWER LEVEL?! more » GitEmSteveDave_ My Brute Dojo Code CDIAFIFE: Give me glasses like Augur in Earth Final Conflict, and I will be a happy man. Add in a webcam, and I can send pictures of what I see to my site! more » telepheedian: I personally would have put an iPod or a monitor there, broadcast is going to (hopefully) fade away soon in favor of online streaming/downloading. more » Scotland: Wheres the crt tv? more » Seth Jordan Bensusen: This idea is either brilliant, or just stupid: "Pokemon: Happy 200th Birthday, Charles Darwin" more » -
#augmentedreality
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