Sentences with phrase «as glasses wearer»

As a glasses wearer, we found the HTC Vive Pro has the same issues as the original headset: it's not terribly comfortable with the arms of your goggles pressed against your temples, plus the lenses can steam up.

As a glasses wearer, I use a microfiber cloth to constantly keep my dirty lenses in check.

Not exact matches

After few acclaimed projects, such as a Driverless Car, Project Loon (a network of balloons intended for beaming internet waves to far - reaching areas), Google Glass and Smart Lenses that can monitor glucose levels in the wearer's body, the company is betting upon another path - breaking project again.

As a forever glasses wearer, I'm such a huge fan of what a cool set of frames can do for a face.

As a fellow glasses wearer, I know the limitations of styling frames.

I'm a glasses wearer myself, but I always kind of refused to think of them as accessory somehow, just as a pretty much annoying helper.

For example, in a room of 20 students, 8 of them wear glasses: write the glasses wearers as a fraction of the room.

As a lifelong glasses wearer, I'd have to disagree with dear Dorothy — she'd be surprised by how effectively a modern brassiere draws attention away from the eyes and onto two entirely different physical features.

This allowed for unqualified and unregistered retailers to sell glasses and, as a consequence, radically reshaping the market although it didn't make life any cheaper for specs - wearers.

And, of course, that Google Glass is (for now) arguably as plain as the nose on the face of the wearer while — notionally out of site (added — oops: I meant «sight», but the pun almost works) so out of mind — it's easy to forget the likelihood that the same scene is being captured by the traffic surveillance cameras, the outward - looking surveillance cameras on the buildings in the area, perhaps the ATM camera behind one, and the cameras & video recorders on the smartphones or tablets that the nearby tourists used to take pictures.

According to Wired's report, devices such as HoloLens, the Meta AR glasses and Magic Leap feature semitransparent lenses that project light sources at the edges, eventually reflecting images toward the wearer's eye.