High Tech Glasses Project Movies Right in front Your Eyes

What may look like a pair of post-surgery sunglasses is actually the Epson Moverio BT-100 that is essentially a wearable micro-projector. The glasses can project movies, images and even websites to each eye, making the projected image size appear like an 80-inch display viewed from 5 meters away. The shades are also see-through, so you can still view your surroundings without being obstructed by the projected image.

The Moverio comes with 1GB of built-in memory and supports micro SDHC memory cards that allows for up to 32GB of storage. In addition, the glasses can connect to an Android device and includes a Wi-Fi enabled controller that is compatible with various file formats, multimedia, browsers, and even 3D content.

The great news about the Epson Moverio is that you don’t have to wait long if you’re interested in purchasing it. The futuristic gadget is available now and retails for $699.

IOS VS android [wich is better]

With the dominance of iOS and the rising popularity of Android devices in the mobile marketplace, the security of these devices is a growing concern and focus for smartphone users.This infographic examines the security features of Android and iOS, and also takes a look at their strengths and weaknesses.it covers a wide variety of data that spells out the differences between the average iOS user and Android user. Whether you believe the data or not, it’s an interesting look at the smartphone and tablet OS wars.