Sony clip-on device transforms regular glasses into wearable tech

Sony is working on another wearable that's similar to Google Glass, the company announced Wednesday. But there's one big difference: The Sony module clips right onto typical eyeglasses.

Google's version, for example, is itself a pair of glasses. Sony's device, on the other hand, is a separate module that transforms regular spectacles, sunglasses and other types of eyewear into wearable technology, according to a company release.

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The Sony module has a control board, Bluetooth capabilities and a projected OLED microdisplay with a resolution of 600x400 pixels. It is also relatively lightweight at 40g. Sony claims the projector displays high-quality images in all sorts of lighting, from the sunny outdoors to dark rooms. Developers also say the module is ideal for sports; cyclists or golfers could use the attachment to access course information or distance readings. Read more...

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