What you are seeing here is Motorola’s second-generation Kopin Golden-i wearable computer concept. I know what you are thinking: “I don’t remember the first generation one”.

It is designed to simulate a 15-inch screen with 800 x 600 resolution, and it uses a Windows CE interface controlled with speech recognition and motion sensing. It has an eight-hour battery and a 600MHz Texas Instruments CPU.

I suppose that I can see a future where all the repairmen wear these, or even a future where everyone wears them on their back.

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