Google Project Glass: What Do You Think?

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That is awesome, now I have something I can talk to that can understand my Engish.
 
At first I thought:
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But then I realized:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ysIClyFCgzs


Really though, this is what google was claiming the product would look like:
http://i.i.com.com/cnwk.1d/i/tim/2012/04/06/Brin_glasses_Thomas_Hawk_610x407.jpg

The thing from that video, I can't tell if it's the same with a ton of extra camera gear on it, or if it's just that much bigger. If it just projects onto a lense, I would really have to see it in person to judge it, that video is NOT a camera of a lense with the device projecting on it. That is definitely an output from the devise super imposed over the video. Sure, it may be in real time, and it might be actual "footage"... I've seen a few heads up displays in my life, in cars, and even some very high end ones in jets, it's nothing nice looking at all.

Also, you think texting while driving is bad...
 
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Google is just exploring the software and cheaper hardware possibilities. There are already people developing much better displays and even one that fits inside contact lenses. A step closer to sticking a wire in your brain and displaying the picture right on you occipital lobe.
 
QuarkCharmer said:
But then I realized:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ysIClyFCgzs

Whoa, how do you get those ad things on your sites? Did your adblocker break?