Epson’s new augmented reality glasses can plug into your phone https://t.co/qC6zVdBEKz pic.twitter.com/coHSlNYCMC

— The Verge (@verge) May 8, 2019

Epson's new $500 USB-C Moverio smartglasses are powered off Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 phones, can work with Samsung Dex as a second display. Which was totally weird for me to try. https://t.co/4aD1qN9Ibh

— Scott SteiO19 (@jetscott) May 8, 2019

Epson's $500 smart glasses are literally powered by your phone #arhttps://t.co/ZpfmJagMhs

— tipatat@MSBuild (@tipatat) May 9, 2019

Epson’s new augmented reality glasses can plug into your phone https://t.co/mFBvaetrFG via @Verge

— Ori Inbar #SpatialComputing (@comogard) May 8, 2019

Our newest product: USB-C smart glasses! Hook right up to your smartphone. Run all your favorite apps in a glasses-optimized UI with “spaces” that work with head tracking. ?? #smartglasses #augmentedreality #moverio

https://t.co/VlsksDGioV

— Leon Laroue (@leonlaroue) May 9, 2019

Smartglasses: Epson launches $499 smart glasses using Android, Windows compute https://t.co/fGnYnUtuWr

— Tim Merel (@DigiCapitalist) May 8, 2019

Epson launches $499 smart glasses using Android, Windows compute https://t.co/SQyeoAaE4a by @ldignan

— ZDNet (@ZDNet) May 8, 2019