Sony develops eyewear-use compact attachable display module

Sony develops eyewear-use compact attachable display module

TOKYO, Japan - Photo shows a compact single-lens display module developed by Sony Corp. and attached to eyewear, unveiled by the company on Dec. 17, 2014. If a user is playing golf or cycling, for example, sunglasses equipped with the new device connected to a smartphone can provide information such as course maps or distance readings, according to Sony. (Kyodo)

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