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Carrying solutions
Several different types of belly/waistbags and supports.
Displays
Lots of lightweight head mounted displays (HMDs). Mostly you will find virtual reality displays or portable CRT's.
Everything you need to know about building a wearcomp
If you don't know how to make one, you should start here.
Keyers
When building your own wearable rig, you need some sort of portable input device. You have two options, build your own or buy one. You'll find links to both here.
People in the field
This links to people who actually have their own wearable computer and a webpage. Get to know the people in the field.