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Laser HUD Projected on Retina

Ligur writes: "The scoop is at the Seattle P-I: 'This fall, Bothell-based Microvision Inc. plans to give people the same cybernetic experience that once existed only in a screenwriter's imagination. Through a device called Nomad, people will be able to read information from a small, wearable computer that projects an image over their normal vision.'" Looks like they've come a long way in the past three years.

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  1. Good news, bad news by ka9dgx · · Score: 1, Redundant
    This sounds like great news, unless you travel. Then you'll be forced to deal with the airport Nazi's, and they'll kill all your toys.

    --Mike--
    The future is being suppressed.

  2. Re:combine this with a fast cpu and a camera by ZZane · · Score: 0, Redundant

    What's scary is the possibility of someone hacking your display. If it paints directly to your eye at a high enough resolution and color depth you might not notice even the more obvious changes. Even if your wearable PC doesn't have remote access someone could still get physical access to it.

    The consipiracy theorists will have a field day. :)

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