Turning Addiction for Eyewear into a Display Business

"Lauren van Horn, a San Francisco lawyer, saw her apartment turn into a virtual eyeglasses store after her husband 'fell victim to a Warby Parker addiction' and started buying up eyewear from the affordable glasses company," starts the post from Business Insider. "So along with designer Tobi Adamolekun, she launched Bushakan, a company that makes stylish stands for multiple pairs of eyeglasses. The company, which launched a campaign on Kickstarter, has already surpassed its $10,000 goal, raising $14,382 with 37 hours to go. It will start direct sales once the Kickstarter campaign ends." Read more.

Wearable Display Eyewear Going by Fall 2012

Vuzix unveiled "SMART Glasses Technology with Integrated HD displays at CES [Consumer Electronics Show] 2012. Wearable display units have been around for some time, but this is one of the largest pushes that we have seen for non-military users," according to Legit Reviews. "Expect to see these SMART Glasses with the ability to not only view your favorite TV programming, but access the internet for use during the daylight hours and night time. Vuzix even plans on integrating head tracking and multiple camera tech into their devices which should hit markets this Fall." Read more. You can find more here.