Microsoft just unveiled a new wearable computer called HoloLens, a
device that projects 3-D images you can interact with right in front of
your eyes.
The company is calling it the first "fully untethered" holographic
computer. That means it won't need to be attached to another computer or
mobile device to work properly.
Most other wearable displays,
such as Google Glass and the Oculus Rift, need a computer, phone, or
some type of cable to work well.
The lenses are see-through, which means you'll see something like the image shown below when looking through the glasses.
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