Sergey Brin focused on Project Glass: hopes for official release “sometime next year”
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22 February Google's Project Glass to arrive earlier, in stores by the end of this year, but with no cellular connectivity
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11 Comments
1. Carlitos posted on 30 May 2012, 06:03 0 0
Rather have them take there time making this and sorting out all the problems, than trying rush it for a certain time.
Either way this device is going to be groundbreaking, and if its going to be groundbreaking make it as good as possible.
2. JeffdaBeat posted on 30 May 2012, 07:24 2 3
I just hope people embrace it. I think sometimes innovation is stifled, not because of the manufacturers, but because the general public just doesn't latch on. Let's hope the product is fantastic on its debut, but at the same time, it's at a price point people can afford. If so, I'm definitely picking one up...even if it's out of pure curiosity. And who knows...in a few years we may have this built into even regular glasses...
3. remixfa posted on 30 May 2012, 08:15 7 0
if they can squeeze the design into something stylish and throw some cool commercials with it, i dont see why it wouldnt be a strong product. Its pretty darn cool. As a society we watch so much darn sci fi with "future tech", that I think a lot of people are ready to start taking steps into that world, as long as it doesnt make them look like the Borg. lol. If nothing else, the military and medical applications for this are off the wall, so they will sell it to them if no on else.
8. jmoita2 posted on 30 May 2012, 15:43 0 0
Sure, I cant wait to have pop up ads and junk emails floating around right in front of my eyes.
10. Lucas777 posted on 30 May 2012, 21:19 0 0
Unfortunately I dont really think it will catch on quickly... its kinda like the whole watch concept which seems really cool, but hasnt had a mass market effect.. it probably will ketch on eventually due to convenience, but i dont think it will be as quickly adopted as tablets
4. good2great posted on 30 May 2012, 08:55 1 9
innovative or not this is pretty lame...
yes, for tech geeks this is great use of technology but be real...... the general public are not gonna be walking around with these glasses on...
now i do agree remixfa if it was designed into something stylish a few people would purchase it due to curiosity but thats it.
6. EclipseGSX posted on 30 May 2012, 10:56 0 0
YOU CAN SEE THE FUTURE?!?! Tell me what the winning lottery numbers are! /rollseyes
7. jy20051992 posted on 30 May 2012, 14:49 0 0
it will just be a camera with 2 functions photo clicking ,zooming in /out...
all this with a trackpad.
i was thinking that it should be having a project type display which would be cool .
but now i am thinking it is a pathetic useless device .
only for photo clicking fans
11. strikercho posted on 31 May 2012, 01:47 0 1
Yeah, right. Mr. Ser-G a y , please stop pretending to be the late Jobs-like. Google = search engine. It's like Volkswagen trying to build a washing-mashine...
