Re: The wearable PC
 

HAHAHA! It looks like one of those things a superhero would wear. :D

Re: The wearable PC
 

http://linux.com/component/content/a...personal/28430

Here's someone over at Linux.com who's actually building his own, and is about halfway done! WOOT! :D

Re: The wearable PC
 

http://www.slashgear.com/diy-wearabl...splay-2450216/

WOOHOO! Someone else who answered the call! :D And it's a working system using existing hardware! :D (man, I love inspiring people to do cool stuff! :D)

Re: The wearable PC
 

Creating a wrist mount for my N810 now, should be done in a week or so. Using the car mount with a simple carpal tunnel brace (modified). Aluminum yard stick (now in pieces). JB weld/epoxy and a dremmel tool. Ill post pics when finished. I kept it simple and useable. I found the need for it when geocaching (www.geocaching.com) I was weary to carry the n810 in my hand wile hiking. Immagine dropping it or landing on it in the woods...yikes.

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http://linux.com/community/photos/al...144&userid=669

Got this sent to me on progress on another wearable pc project.

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it shows the usual problem with video glasses, they have to go all to far in front of the eyes...

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Well, one company made a video goggles that was rather interesting as it used a low power video projector to actually project the image onto your retina. Not sure what happened to those, but they held a lot of promise. Especially since you could get some crazy high resolutions off it with little trouble.

Re: The wearable PC
 

i think they had issues scaling the projector down so it was comfortable to wear for extended periods...