Google Glass: Glasses Like Google Glasses

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They want to know what it is like to be looking through the other side of the glass -- Google Glass, that is. For close to a year, Google has been teasing its connected glasses, which overlays digital information in the real world. And earlier this week Google Glass, once the darling of advanced wearable computing Will the new version look more like a pair of glasses? Will Luxottica, which signed a deal with Google last year to produce Ray-Ban and Oakley versions for Glass, play a part? Google on Wednesday unveiled its “Project Glass,” augmented reality glasses that will be able to display chats, maps and more. The Verge says that it seems like the glasses are “past the concept phase.” Speaking to [Nick] Bilton, someone who has will wear Google Glasses during quality control to determine if wearable technology can improve Most geeks and nerds and the majority of normal folk would like to have a wearable head-mounted display system like Google Glass. A new study conducted Like it or not, Google Glass is polarizing. Part of the reason it has detractors is its appearance, which is just plain weird. Futuristic, Glass is a bit too much for some, which is why a new Google patent could mean widespread success for their heads-up If you thought Google Glasses looked bad, Olympus's augmented reality specs will make you want to drop dead. The company today announced an awkward, wearable display prototype called Meg 4.0, although it's nothing like Google's version. Weighing in at 30g .

From a full spread in Vogue to red carpet appearances at Fashion Week, it's clear that Google has been trying to push Google Glass as a trendy accessory. However, in the near future, companies like Google may not have to try as hard to make their wearable That, of course, is Google’s prototype of a device you wear on your face. Google doesn’t like the term “glasses,” because there aren’t any lenses. (The Glass team, part of Google’s experimental labs, also doesn’t like terms like “augmented I believe that someday something like Google Glass will become accepted and normal, but that doesn't mean we should just blissfully boogie-board down the wave of Progress and hope it's not going to deposit us into a shark's mouth. It also doesn't change SAN FRANCISCO (CNNMoney) -- Google's science-fiction-like virtual reality glasses will start shipping "This is pretty wild," Google cofounder Sergey Brin, wearing his own pair of Google glasses, told the standing-room-only crowd. .