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RE: Sleeve display

> Kayoko Tanaka, a PR staff member of Pioneer, tries
> on a prototype of a wearable computer, a jacket with
> a built-in display in its sleeve in Tokyo Thursday,
> June 5, 2003. Using an organic film electro-luminescent
> (EL) display, the wearable computer is being developed
> with a new information technology by a collaboration of 
> academic institutes and electronic companies. The development 
> is expected to help medical, firefighting, and farming 
> workers. (AP Photo/Shizuo Kambayashi)

"expected to help medical, firefighting, and farming workers." !!!

What about everyone else?  These 3 markets are not very big consumers of
wearable computing products. I wonder why they were chosen as target
markets.

-Tony 

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