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High Definition Eye Glasses Provide Crisper Vision  
Tuesday, May 6, 2008 5:10 PM

Eye glass manufacturers have developed a new way to correct vision, by adapting technology used in laser eye surgery. But,...


Eye glass manufacturers have developed a new way to correct vision, <br />by adapting technology used in laser eye surgery. <br />But, instead of using lasers on human lenses, the manufacturers shape lenses for eye glasses with a laser
Eye glass manufacturers have developed a new way to correct vision, by adapting technology used in laser eye surgery. But, instead of using lasers on human lenses, the manufacturers shape lenses for eye glasses with a laser
High definition TV provides sharper images, but high definition imaging now goes beyond television. VOA's Carol Pearson reports on high definition eye glasses.

 

 

 

 

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