 This is Ross Menard with The Verge and what we're looking at right here is Sony's answer to Google Glass. This is a concept only. There's actually a developer kit that is a single color that's going to come out to developers in March. This right here, concept only, but it's a full color display right here in this eye. What it is right now is just a pre-rendered video, but I'm watching the data as you would see conceptually connected to this video. Right now, I am someone with really nice fingernail polish running and drinking water all over my face. Maybe it's waterproof. I don't know. But I'm literally watching the speedometer. I'm seeing the step counter. Any second now it's going to show navigation right now. So I'm literally watching the map. Like Google Glass, you don't see it straight away. You actually have to look just up to the right for your peripheral. So obviously the glasses right here are built in, but the idea of the smart eyeglass attach is that this would be something that goes onto your normal specs. It does look really good. Actually, it's a really nice looking screen. It's a little better than what we've seen on Google Glass, but again, what this looks like, when and if it actually does come out remains to be seen. The only thing that is confirmed to come out is a smart eyeglass developer kit. That's actually coming out in March. It's a full thing. It looks like 3D glass essentially. It displays right over here like bifocals and it's just one single color. It's actually a really cool concept. It works really well here on these demos. This pre-rendered looks great. We get to see it actually in action. We don't know when we will. For all the crazy future technology and all the weird wearables, check out the Verge's YouTube page. It's youtube.com slash the Verge.
 This is Ross Menard with The Verge and what we're looking at right here is Sony's answer
 to Google Glass.
 This is a concept only.
 There's actually a developer kit that is a single color that's going to come out to developers
 in March.
 This right here, concept only, but it's a full color display right here in this eye.
 What it is right now is just a pre-rendered video, but I'm watching the data as you would
 see conceptually connected to this video.
 Right now, I am someone with really nice fingernail polish running and drinking water all over
 my face.
 Maybe it's waterproof.
 I don't know.
 But I'm literally watching the speedometer.
 I'm seeing the step counter.
 Any second now it's going to show navigation right now.
 So I'm literally watching the map.
 Like Google Glass, you don't see it straight away.
 You actually have to look just up to the right for your peripheral.
 So obviously the glasses right here are built in, but the idea of the smart eyeglass attach
 is that this would be something that goes onto your normal specs.
 It does look really good.
 Actually, it's a really nice looking screen.
 It's a little better than what we've seen on Google Glass, but again, what this looks
 like, when and if it actually does come out remains to be seen.
 The only thing that is confirmed to come out is a smart eyeglass developer kit.
 That's actually coming out in March.
 It's a full thing.
 It looks like 3D glass essentially.
 It displays right over here like bifocals and it's just one single color.
 It's actually a really cool concept.
 It works really well here on these demos.
 This pre-rendered looks great.
 We get to see it actually in action.
 We don't know when we will.
 For all the crazy future technology and all the weird wearables, check out the Verge's
 YouTube page.
 It's youtube.com slash the Verge.