Lenovo's latest monitor is wearable.
Resembling a bulky set of shades, the Lenovo Glasses T1 aim to function as a private viewing screen. They're not smart glasses in that they don't do anything nifty in terms of computing or AR. All the computing happens on the laptop, tablet or phone you use them with, and their wired USB-C connection isn't going to let you move very far from that device. So they're just an external screen right in front of your eyes to use with a device that already has a screen.
With a simple USB-C connection and built-in speakers, using them should be as simple as plugging in earphones when you want to listen to music in a public place , and of course, nobody else will be able to see what you're looking at. This could be a benefit if you're a spy working on some top secret document on a busy computer train or... erm viewing something NSFW at work perhaps.
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