"While Google may have grabbed headlines for its recent wearable tech,
Olympus is doggedly forging ahead with its own prototypes,
seven years on. Unlike
Project Glass,
the MEG4.0 isn't a standalone structure and needs a glasses frame to
hang on, although the sub-30g unit shouldn't tax it too much," reports
EnGadget. "The QVGA
(320 x 240) display can connect to devices through Bluetooth 2.1, with
Olympus pointing to a smartphone hook-up to provide both the processing
power and internet connectivity -- which sounds different to what we're
expecting from Google's effort. The current prototype can squeeze out
eight hours of intermittent use, or two hours of non-stop projection."
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