Google CEO Larry Page Wears Project Glass to London Event
Google's CEO takes Project Glass for a test drive.
In early April, Google revealed that it was working on augmented reality glasses and that the specs were being tested by members of the Project Glass team. A week later, it emerged that it wasn't just the Project Glass team that were testing the glasses. Google's Sergey Brin was spotted wearing them out in public, too. Brin was seen at a charity event in the Bay Area wearing a pair of the glasses and was photographed by multiple people.
Fast forward more than a month and Brin's partner and Google CEO Larry Page has also been seen rocking Project Glass. TechRadar reports that Page showed up at the Google Zeitgeist event in London wearing the glasses and was more than happy to talk about the project.
"It's still in a bit of an early stage but I'm really excited to be able to have one. And to have it working. … It doesn't yet show me all of your names, but I'm really glad that you're all here," Page is quoted as telling the audience. Page then used the camera on the glasses to take a picture of the attendees and shared the photo with his colleagues.
Check the video below to see the smartspecs in action:

forget about my self driving car! Where is my flying car that the Jetson's promised my childhood!
Real nerds are allowed to look like Nerds.
i know we had tech over 3 years ago to make oleds at 1080p at over 1000dpi, i want to see where this is compared to that.
As long as he can direct Google to keep creating things like this then who the hell cares what his hair looks like, not like a new hair style will give him better ideas or make him better at his job.
he is not directing google in a good way, he is screwing up google. It has being stated couple of times.
Eric Schmidt was guiding google in a good way, we bunch of research, new services coming out continuously and free. This new guy don't care shit about research of benefit for somebody but himself.
You saying his hair looks like shit?
(Best. Misspelling. Ever!)
2015 is three years away and we still haven't developed hoverboards. Back to the Future lied to me.
It lied to us all.
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Come back when you have them looking like a pair of RayBans or Oakleys
Unless they happen to be women.