Epson unveils the Moverio BT-30C smart glasses, which use Android devices and Windows PCs as their primary compute vehicle via USB-C, shipping in June for $499 (Larry Dignan/ZDNet)

Epson unveils the Moverio BT-30C smart glasses, which use Android devices and Windows PCs as their primary compute vehicle via USB-C, shipping in June for $499 (Larry Dignan/ZDNet)


Larry Dignan / ZDNet:

Epson unveils the Moverio BT-30C smart glasses, which use Android devices and Windows PCs as their primary compute vehicle via USB-C, shipping in June for $499  —  The BT-30C comes at a price point that may entice enterprises to dabble more with augmented and mixed reality apps.

Epson unveils the Moverio BT-30C smart glasses, which use Android devices and Windows PCs as their primary compute vehicle via USB-C, shipping in June for 9 (Larry Dignan/ZDNet)
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