WSJ - May 5 - Epson, best known for its printers and projectors, is pushing a pair of its own glasses, dubbed the Moverio BT-200. The Moverio headset has two screens, and is now on sale to the public. The cost: $699.99. Though lightweight and comfortable, the glasses are far from stylish. Moverio requires the use of a handheld touchpad to operate. It runs on Google’s Android 4.0. Other features include motion sensors built into the headset, Bluetooth, interchangeable lenses and a front-facing camera, removable batteries.
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