Give me one of these and a set of Newgle Glasses, all connected to a wristwatch computer on the other arm and we'll be able to dump laptops.

Imagine literally being able to work anywhere. On the beach, climbing a mountain, anywhere the hardware works.

I can see it: virtual screens projected in our eyes (or directly to brain), with mind-controlled keyboard, mouse and/or other input types..

So programmers of the future might just look like high-tech monks meditating.

Dreaming up artificial realities using only our brains.

One day we will all be gods.

> One day we will all be gods.

Or the entire world will be our cubicle.

Hopefully no need for them to be only artificial realities.

Probably not good when climbing a mountain.

On the obituary "Lost grip due to an auto-play ad at full volume...". ;)

What are these "Newgle" glasses ? I have not found any useful references to these.

They're a hypothetical future product like Google Glasses, but much better.

> ... we'll have programmers coding away while moving the mouse with their minds.

Personally, I'd really like to be able to use something like this for CAD design / performing operations on 3D models. :)

For bonus points, multi-user interactive product design sessions.

That should help to reduce iteration time in product development.

Why do you need a mouse at all? I barely ever use it.

Very few websites (apart from the most basic ones) are keyboard-friendly.

You're gonna love Vimium/Vimperator/whatever. It makes the whole browser keyboard-accessible with easy bindings (if you're familiar with the Vim ones).

I really liked Vimium, but I ran into a problem where it just annihilated CPU and I had to uninstall it. It's probably been a few version changes since then, so I might give it a try again.