OK Glass? Google gives an augmented peek at a transparent future
Google has opened applications for the public to purchase and test its augmented reality spectacles, Google Glass, for $1,500. The company is selecting participants based on creative proposals submitted via social media.
Until this week, we’ve mainly had the initial show-and-tell promo, runway shots and some random viewings of street tests to learn more about Glass, Google’s hotly anticipated augmented reality spectacles (formerly known as Project Glass). The company is now opening up limited-time applications for Glass to the public—units awarded—for $1,500—to devotees with “bold,” “creative” ideas for use tweeted with the hashtag #ifihadglass—which it will bestow at special “pick-up events” in New York, San Francisco or Los Angeles.
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