Telepathy U.S. earned media coverage

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This document lists press coverage about Telepathy One, a Japanese startup that is developing a computerized headset to compete with Google Glass. There are over a dozen news articles from various sources dated between March and June that discuss Telepathy One's product, its aim to launch before Google Glass, and its goal of challenging Google's dominance in the wearable computer market.

Google Glass Competitor?
Startup Creates Its Own
Computerized Headset ”
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April 24
http://is.gd/TelepathyEntrepreneurApril24

Google Glass Competitor
Telepathy’ Aims to Get to
Market First ”
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April 24
http://is.gd/TelepathyMashableApril24

Google Glass Competitor
Developed in Japan ”
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April 18
http://is.gd/TelepathyPSFKApril18

What It’s Like Using
Telepathy One, The
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April 24
http://is.gd/TelepathyBIApril24
Google Glass Competitor
Aiming To Launch This Year ”

Telepathy One: Japan’s
Answer to Google Glass ”
May 17
http://is.gd/TelepathyBloombergMay17
“

And let the Google Glass
competitors enter the ring ”
“
April 26
http://is.gd/TelepathyPandodailyApril26

Telepathy One: Meet the
Newest Google Glass
Competitor ”
June 21
http://is.gd/TelepathyYahooJune21
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Telepathy One sets sights
on Google Glass ”
June 2
http://is.gd/TelepathyReutersJune2
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Japanese Upstart Ready to
Challenge Google Glass
with Telepathy One ”
April 24
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http://is.gd/TelepathyDigitalTrendsApril24

A Google Glass rival
emerges from an upstart
in Japan ”
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April 23
http://is.gd/TelepathyGigaomApril23

Telepathy One to go up
against Google Glass in the
wearable computer market ”
“
April 30
http://is.gd/TelepathyGizmagApril30

Telepathy One takes on
Google Glass with ultra-
sleekness ”
“
March 13
http://is.gd/TelepathySlashGearMarch13

Telepathy One guns for
Google Glass ”
“
April 24
http://is.gd/TelepathyCnetApril24

Fashionable tech: Tokyo
company developing
rival to Google Glass ”
June 6
http://is.gd/TelepathyCNNJune6
“

10 Million Smart Glasses
to ship in Next 4 Years ”
“
April 24
http://is.gd/TelepathyMediaPostApril24

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Telepathy U.S. earned media coverage

1. PRESS COVERAGE Updated July 26, 2013

2. Print Edition, August 2013

3. Google Glass Competitor? Startup Creates Its Own Computerized Headset ” “ April 24 http://is.gd/TelepathyEntrepreneurApril24

4. Google Glass Competitor Telepathy’ Aims to Get to Market First ” “ ‘ April 24 http://is.gd/TelepathyMashableApril24

5. Google Glass Competitor Developed in Japan ” “ April 18 http://is.gd/TelepathyPSFKApril18

6. What It’s Like Using Telepathy One, The “ April 24 http://is.gd/TelepathyBIApril24 Google Glass Competitor Aiming To Launch This Year ”

7. Telepathy One: Japan’s Answer to Google Glass ” May 17 http://is.gd/TelepathyBloombergMay17 “

8. And let the Google Glass competitors enter the ring ” “ April 26 http://is.gd/TelepathyPandodailyApril26

9. Telepathy One: Meet the Newest Google Glass Competitor ” June 21 http://is.gd/TelepathyYahooJune21 “

10. Telepathy One sets sights on Google Glass ” June 2 http://is.gd/TelepathyReutersJune2 “

11. Japanese Upstart Ready to Challenge Google Glass with Telepathy One ” April 24 “ http://is.gd/TelepathyDigitalTrendsApril24

12. A Google Glass rival emerges from an upstart in Japan ” “ April 23 http://is.gd/TelepathyGigaomApril23

13. Telepathy One to go up against Google Glass in the wearable computer market ” “ April 30 http://is.gd/TelepathyGizmagApril30

14. Telepathy One takes on Google Glass with ultra- sleekness ” “ March 13 http://is.gd/TelepathySlashGearMarch13

15. Telepathy One guns for Google Glass ” “ April 24 http://is.gd/TelepathyCnetApril24

16. Fashionable tech: Tokyo company developing rival to Google Glass ” June 6 http://is.gd/TelepathyCNNJune6 “

18. 10 Million Smart Glasses to ship in Next 4 Years ” “ April 24 http://is.gd/TelepathyMediaPostApril24

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