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Google Glass has been floating around ever since Google I/O 2012 where Google's CEO introduced it with some daring skydives. Now fast forward to January 2014 and Marco has owned a Google Glass 2.0 for about two months. It's a new form of tech that just hasn't gone mainstream yet and Google Glass is one of the best examples of this augmented reality type of technology that is supposed to enrich our everyday lives.
Google Glass is basically a pair of glasses that has a tiny little prism that holds a transparent display. It connects to your phone via Bluetooth for connectivity and it will act as a second display for your cell phone. As of today you can call, text, email, video call, Google Search plus more 'Glasswares' are being added with system updates. It's still a prototype and if you are lucky enough to get invited you still need to spend $1,500 to purchase one. So welcome to our Google Glass Challenge! This series will show some great features and the not so great about Google Glass to help you justify whether spending your hard earned cash on this is worth it or not.
Google Glass Challenge Day One: Hardware
Google Glass is basically a pair of glasses that has a tiny little prism that holds a transparent display. It connects to your phone via Bluetooth for connectivity and it will act as a second display for your cell phone. As of today you can call, text, email, video call, Google Search plus more 'Glasswares' are being added with system updates. It's still a prototype and if you are lucky enough to get invited you still need to spend $1,500 to purchase one. So welcome to our Google Glass Challenge! This series will show some great features and the not so great about Google Glass to help you justify whether spending your hard earned cash on this is worth it or not.
Google Glass Challenge Day One: Hardware
