Frankly, I don't understand the requirement of waiting to (paraphrasing CNET) not look like you're wearing tech on your head. I get the concerns with Google Gla

Frankly, I don't understand the requirement of waiting to (paraphrasing CNET) not look like you're wearing tech on your head. I get the concerns with Google Glass and other untethered wearables meant for the public space but what is the issue with using dedicated hardware for a dedicated environment? I too look forward to seamless human form fitting tech but it won't preclude me from using these impressive intermediaries.