But don't believe me, see what the press has to say!

• "Too Jolly To Be Scary" [AP Newswire, June 8, 1998] (cached)
  "The third researcher, Brad Rhodes, looks too jolly to be scary. His kinky hair is trying to escape from under a cap which has an eyepiece dangling from its brim. He clutches a small keypad in his left hand, and his fingers twitch furiously as he takes notes on a miniature computer."

• "Mr. Rhodes, who admits he doesn't have a girlfriend..." [Wall Street Journal, June 16, 1997]
  "Mr. Rhodes, who admits he doesn't have a girlfriend at the moment, says his group is concerned about how people will react to wearable computers."

• "...the geeks dream bigger dreams of even smaller computers..." [Washington Times, May 25, 1999]
  "Brad Rhodes, one of the MIT computer students, says he's developing software that will supply the PC wearer with information for any given situation... Whether you get a date, however, is still up to you."

• "With Wearable Computers You Will Remember Everything" [New York Times, November 13, 1997]
  This is a 3-page write up on the Remembrance Agent, from their Personal Technologies section.

• "Bradley Mnemonic" [Wired Magazine, June 1996] (cached)
  I don't think they let you graduate from the Media Lab until you have a blurb in Wired. This is a one-paragrapher tucked in a corner somewhere, but it's enough to claim I have one.

• "Glemmer du, så husker den det ord for ord - for dig" [ComputerWorld, December 1997]
  I have no idea what this article says. Good picture of me though.

• "The Day Computers are worn" [AXIS, March / April 1998]
  This is in Japanese, which is even worse than my Swedish. Another good picture though; purple is definitely my color.

• "Wearable Computers wait for Mobile Services" [Nikkei Electronics Asia (Causeway Bay, Hong Kong), March 1999]
  At least for this one I have a translation. In the original there's a picture of me with circles and arrows all over it and annotations in Kanji.

• "Gizmo Garments" [Weekly Reader, November 6, 1998]
  One of my favorites. If my first-grade teacher could only see me now!

• "A Remembrance of Text Past" [Linux Gazette, April 1999] (cached)
  Leave it to the Linux journals like this one understand the technology in intimate detail... right down to my bugs.

• "Wearable Devices: New Ways to Manage Information" [IEEE Computer, January 1999]
  This is a great example of the best way to get a good write-up: have friends of yours writing the article.