Golden-i was recently featured in a pricegadgetreviews article entitled ‘Golden-i takes on Project Glass at CTIA’. The article explores some of the features available on Golden-i, and can be read here.
Golden-i has been featured in MIT’s Technology Review. The article explores Golden-i within Verizon’s LTE Innovation Center. Check out the piece here!
The Golden-i team would like to share a few news and blog articles with you:
- http://blog-coolest-gadgets.blogspot.com/2012/01/golden-i-hits-ces-showfloor.html
- http://www.coolest-gadgets.com/20120113/headmounted-computer-system/
- http://www.gadgetwiki.com/20120119/golden-i-head-mounted-computer/
- http://www.designbuzz.com/gesture-controlled-gadgets-real-world.html
As highlighted in our ‘Events’ section, Golden-i featured this year at CES. This year CES was huge, attracting over 150,000 attendees, with over 20,000 products being demonstrated by over 3,000 organisations. It was a great opportunity therefore to demonstrate Golden-i to people from all around the world.
Golden-i received a fantastic response from the conference, with positive responses from everyone who tried the unit. If you were there, and had the opportunity to come and see Golden-i please let us know!
Golden-i today featured in Scientific American! One of the largest scientific magazines in the world, Scientific American featured the Golden-i headset computer in its Annual Gadget Guide- it’s picks for the ‘coolest tech of the year’! We certainly agree!
It featured the following descripton:
Kopin Golden-i Headset Computer: Kopin, Inc.’s Golden-i is a head-mounted computer that runs a version of the Windows operating system and can communicate with any operating system that supports Bluetooth and wi-fi. The voice-activated Golden-i can access desktops, laptops and other computers via the Web or by using remote desktop access software from GoToMyPC or Citrix. The headset computer features a one-centimeter display screen that can be adjusted to be used just a few centimeters in front of and below either the left or right eye. It can also be worn with eye- or safety-glasses, hard hat or helmet. Due to the display’s proximity and resolution, however, it appears to wearers as if they are looking at a 38-centimeter screen. Golden-i features a built-in camera.
Check out Golden-i in the Gadget Guide here!
