I guess someone in Japan figures people are not watching enough TV, because a company there has developed a portable DVD player that connects to a pair of eyeglasses. The “Teleglass,” which goes on sale in June, will allow the wearer to watch full-length movies just about anywhere. (Here’s hoping some jerk doesn’t decide to wear it while driving.)

The ‘Teleglass’, which goes on sale in June, comes with earphones and a box that connects to a portable DVD player. The wearer will see images as if watching a 14-inch television screen from a distance of one meter (yard), according to an official at Scalar Corp., the Tokyo microscope maker that developed the Teleglass.

People can slap the tiny screen with a 0.24-inch liquid crystal display and lens onto one side of their glasses or those with normal vision can choose to use a pair of sunglasses.

The sunglasses could make them look cool — or it could indicate they are being mischievous. People nearby have no way of knowing what film is being played on the Teleglass.

Teleglass will be priced at around 50,000 yen.