Augmented Reality Glasses that offer a front facing camera, voice input interface and should only cost the same as a smartphone....I'm intrigued

 

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Kazuhiro Nogi/Getty ImagesThis augmented reality application adds an animated Japanese character to a scene.

Can't find a way to sell a shirt with an old TV graphic printed on it?  Do what these guys did: incorporate the design in a Flash-based augmented reality web app and give people a reason to buy.
Called AR-Tees, the shirt is a basic black tee with a TV graphic and a square box with graphic markers in the middle.  You won't magically be in an AR universe every time you wear it, but when you're parked in front of the computer with a webcam in tow, you can take part in a little pointless entertainment.