Glasses Oakley Radar Pace will go on sale October 1 at a price of $449.
Intel has released an unusual wearable accessory. Pace Radar sunglasses, developed in collaboration with Oakley, does not show anything, but they tell, but also protect from the sun.
The device is made similar to the ordinary sports glasses. The electronics issue, only headphones and microphone, allowing you to connect them to your smartphone and listen to music and answer calls, writes Mashable. Radar Pace also have a voice interface and a set of sensors to monitor the physical condition of the owner and to give advice during training in the form of voice prompts.
Intel claims that the data projection on the glass, such as glasses Google Glass, obstructing his vision. Therefore, from the visual interface Radar Pace refused — user interaction takes place through voice queries and responses. Without charging points allow you to train for 4-6 hours. Supports Android and iOS.
Glasses Oakley Radar Pace will go on sale October 1 at a price of $449.
