July 26 -- How often do you find yourself asking the person you met last week this question: "What's your name again?" With the development of a wearable communication device, which uses the latest ...

Get that MacBook Air outta here! We’re in a WAR ZONE, kid! There’s no time for trackpads and USB and little spinning beach balls. So, here, put on this camo vest that also has a computer inside it.

In the office, you can sit in front of a computer. Out in the field or in a warehouse, that’s not possible — but it is possible to wear one. “We increased our ...

It's what gives each version of the ZOTAC VR Go 4.0 its name, with one featuring an NVIDIA RTX A2000 8GB GDDR6 based on the GA106 GPU (found in the GeForce RTX 3060) and the other featuring the ...

Palo Alto based WiMM Labs is looking to finally take us past the overdrawn age of calculator watches and developing for a future where computers are wrist-wearable. Their first wearable computer is ...

Hitachi Ltd. will roll out a wearable PC and companion head-mount display for business users in February, the company announced Tuesday. The WIA-100NB Wearable Internet Appliance will allow workers to ...

Forget tablets, forget handhelds, and forget handsets. Wearable PCs may be the next big thing. Until very recently, Xybernaut, the leading wearable computer company, had about 75,000 individual ...

This tiny computer clips onto your ear and lets you scroll through a menu by winking or pause a song by scrunching your nose. The Samantha Stevens-ification of human interaction has begun.

The Korean Ministry of Information and Communication had a wearable computer fashion show yesterday in Seoul, with lots of the typical arm-keyboards and heads-up displays and techno-nipples and the ...