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[MichaelPfeiffer]

Nice glasses. How much for a pair?

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MichaelPfeiffer, on 04 April 2012 - 12:44 PM, said:

Nice glasses. How much for a pair?

From the article: "in a price range of $250 to $500"

[mickey123]

It would take your attention away from your surroundings while crossing the street and/or doing dangerous activites.

[DanielPavlick]

THIS IS THE FUTURE!

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mickey123, on 04 April 2012 - 01:11 PM, said:

It would take your attention away from your surroundings while crossing the street and/or doing dangerous activites.

Less so than looking at your phone or another device.

[KMZydhek]

Anybody remember the frivolous lawsuit brought against Google because some dummy walked out into the middle of a road and got hit by a car while using GoogleMaps on their phone -- because that's what the directions indicated? I can just see the idiots lining up to buy these glasses, ready to press charges because they did something retarded while paying attention to what's going on in the glasses and not in the real world. Maybe Google needs a disclaimer for these: "Not responsible for you being a complete retard while using this product."

[LucienMay]

Look awesome and definitely would like to try but how weird would you look talking to no-one walking around in public

[LucienMay]

Look awesome and definitely would like to try but how weird would you look talking to no-one walking around in public

[Austin43vs]

I wear glasses so can these be adjusted to my eye sight?

[linuxrants7xpg]

LucienMay, on 04 April 2012 - 03:47 PM, said:

Look awesome and definitely would like to try but how weird would you look talking to no-one walking around in public

Less weird than anybody with long hair using a Bluetooth headset.

[AdinKugelmass]

it would be awesome if these could be adjusted for prescription or even could have a function that could darken them as sunglasses

[FaviOhFlores]

this is so awesome cant wait ..hell yeah google

[JohnOgan]

If they could somehow incorporate a web browser with a usable version of google - maybe through cloud technology - then I could see these things becoming a hit. Also like the aforementioned prescription lens idea.

[KevinRaczynski]

would these work independantly or together with a smart phone? if it does depend on a smartphone then i will have to look harder for a new phone from google

[RosaVelazquez]

what about the people who are already wearing glasses?

[ChristopherPepper]

mickey123, on 04 April 2012 - 01:11 PM, said:

It would take your attention away from your surroundings while crossing the street and/or doing dangerous activites.

Why would you wear them when performing dangerous activities? or did you mean that it will make everyday walking a dangerous activity? if so then the amazing thing about the technology of "glasses" is that you can take them off at a time of your choosing

[ChristopherPepper]

KMZydhek, on 04 April 2012 - 01:41 PM, said:

Anybody remember the frivolous lawsuit brought against Google because some dummy walked out into the middle of a road and got hit by a car while using GoogleMaps on their phone -- because that's what the directions indicated? I can just see the idiots lining up to buy these glasses, ready to press charges because they did something retarded while paying attention to what's going on in the glasses and not in the real world. Maybe Google needs a disclaimer for these: "Not responsible for you being a complete retard while using this product."

just like the "do not use in the shower" advice on hair dryer boxes, yeah Google will have a couple of years of disclaimer tweeking to ween out thee spaz element.

This post has been edited by ChristopherPepper: 04 April 2012 - 08:25 PM

[ChristopherPepper]

DanielPavlick, on 04 April 2012 - 01:16 PM, said:

THIS IS THE FUTURE!

This in a contact lens is the future or just directly connected to the optic nerve.

[karthiq]

I dont know why but i feel this wont take off that much. Gadgets like these will have far less takers than stuff like smartphones or even tablets.

This is just my personal opinion!