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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 After being sent a picture of actor Steve Martin wearing obnoxious looking glasses Google co-founder Sergey Brin wearing Glass, Schiller responds to Ibrahim saying “that is very funny” and that he “can’t believe they think anyone (normal Right now Google Glass doesn't really look anything like a regular pair If you take a closer look at the side of the device, you'll notice that they're much thicker than normal glasses. That's likely because Google would need to pack all the computing Google Glass is a nice piece of hardware. And Google put a lot of effort to design it to look as well as it looks. Still, they have been limited by the technologies available today. And there was nothing else available except for pico projector and some I've never been a big believer in Google Glass. While you have to give Google credit for dreaming big and pushing the technological envelope, the notion that glasses with a mounted I can't believe they think anyone (normal) will ever wear these things. That’s the question facing Google ahead of the launch of Project Glass, Google’s high-tech glasses that can snap photos top-secret lab working on sci-fi feats -- and make it seem normal. In a push to be sure Glass looks more like a status symbol .

The frames illustrated in the patent look more or less like a normal pair of eyeglasses, albeit thick enough to fit the hardware inside. An internally mounted display opens all kinds of doors It seems having the Google Glass display information and Google is patenting a version of the high-tech specs that look no different than an ordinary pair of sunglasses. This is a huge deal for consumers who want Glass's functionality but don't want to look like a cyborg. The next generation of Google Glass The infographic also touches on arguably one of the biggest hurdles in the design of Google Glass — making it work for people who wear normal glasses. When he later saw Google Glass, Ive said, it was evident to him that the face “was the wrong place.” Cook said, “We always thought that glasses were not a smart “I can’t believe they think anyone (normal) will ever wear these things.” .