More pictures of senseless acts of violence to an innocent little wearable display can be found here: http://www.sanpo.t.u-tokyo.ac.jp/~jani/yak/glasstron/ After performing the monocular hack, I ripped out a few extra bits, installed a headphone jack, and re-installed the cyberpunky cover with a slice removed. Nothing terribly complex if you know which end of a soldering iron to hold... While I'm at it, are there any good wearable-type input devices that use USB? I'd love to get a Twiddler but the subnotebook I'm using doesn't have a keyboard *or* serial port. Currently, I'm using a Victor Handy Mouse (http://www.victor.co.jp/mouse/handy.html) for input, but while a good idea the implementation is a bit clunky, it feels too much like a joystick in disguise. Are there chording drivers for plain-vanilla USB numeric keypads? Cheers, -- Jani PATOKALLIO // +81 90 7722 3557 Sanpo Laboratory, Mechano-Informatics Dept., University of Tokyo $B%d%K!&%Q%H%+%j%*(B /
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