Thought Google Glass cost a pretty penny? Well, try this head-
mounted display on for size. It's that Mixed Reality wearable
from Canon that we've been hearing so much about. As previously
noted, it's set to hit the States the first of next month,
carrying a decidedly gigantic $125,000 price tag (plus an
estimated $25,000 in annual maintenance). But before you go
writing a brashly worded letter to the bigwigs at Canon,
remember: this isn't really for you. That is, unless you're an
automotive manufacturer, research university or museum display
curator. This is a heavy-duty, industry-facing device.  That
said, the camera maker did give a few of us non-industry folks
the chance to play around with the display at an event in
Manhattan last night, while the rest of the tech world was
fawning over that fancy new PlayStation thingamabob. Having
spent some time with Sony's HMZ-T1, we've got to say that the
experience of wearing this far, far more high-end product wasn't
all that different from a hardware perspective: