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Glacier Makes Wearable Computer Tech “History”

Mashable.com recently posted a ‘history of wearable Tech.’  They’ve got a few things you might not remember but the standard-bearers are there.  Calculator wristwatch,  Bluetooth headset,  the iPod, and of course Google glass.  But back in 2009 Glacier began offering a product called the W200, a fully functional wireless PC you wore on your wrist.

And Mashable gave us props for it.

We’re still leaders in the mobile computing business and while we’re not offering wearable computer technology at the moment, we’ve got some exciting new rugged mobile tech for you to check out called the Fusion 7 Android tablet.

See the entire wearable tech list at Mashable.com

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