The Vuzix Smart Glasses combine one old-fashioned technology (glasses) and one new one (tiny screens), giving us (i.e. the besneakered crowds at CES Unveiled) a device that inches us closer to the cyborg future. The M100 high-tech smartphone display runs on Ice Cream Sandwich and beams info from the cloud, displaying it on an eyepiece and streaming audio to a single headphone. The result is essentially a juiced-up Bluetooth headset. And like a Bluetooth headset, favorite of public-monologue holders, the M100 makes for a confused reality, one in which you're unsure what to look at—the Disney video playing on the tiny screen floating in front of your face, or the actual people standing in front of you. If you choose the former, you can play games, watch TV, record video, and read and answer texts and emails. Vuzix plans to launch this glasses this summer and says they'll cost less than $500.