Video Goggles, Wave of the Future?

Whatever you call them, be they video goggles, videoeyewear still costs as much as a fairly high quality TV,
eyewear, or a personal media viewer, video glassesabout $500, and that is a lot of money to spend on
may very well be the iPod of 2010. With technologysomething you might ruin with a cup of coffee. But
that shrinks a 50" HD LCD home entertainment centerdecent visors can be purchased for around $300,
to the size of your Ray Bans, what was once amaking them comparable to more expensive iPods, or
dream of science fiction can now be bought from 23even iPhones when they were new and exciting. And
different vendors, and counting. Most of these sets arebesides, when did price ever stop I-Bankers from
as versatile as contemporary televisions, allowing therunning to the store for the next, new gadget?
consumer to watch movies, play video games, or surfSo again, why aren't consumers biting?
the web, and top-of-the-line models even include a 3DSurely, we cannot fear a device we could slip ever so
setting.easily over our eyes. We already come awful close -
So why aren't commuter trains in New Jersey packedtexting while listening to headphones - so even while it
with people sporting their new, hi-tech visors? Whymay seem too fast at the moment, too large a step,
can't you see the children in the backseat of a sedanvery soon, after everyone has an iPhone equivalent,
on the Interstate during rush-hour wearing a pair ofpeople will start to look for something new, and when
video glasses above calm, noiseless mouths? In part,that happens, the world will become just a tad more
price is a small issue. The best-of-the-best videosilent.