This is the First Video Shot With Google Glass

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Back in June, Google gave the world a little taste of its hype-generating Project Glass at Google I/O. Last week, the project made its way over to fashion week in New York City, generating additional buzz in the most stylish of fashions. While most of us won't be able to get our hands on a pair of Google Glass, we can now view the device through the eyes of designer Diane von Furstenberg.

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  • CaedenV
    ... what about the video we all saw from the 'demo' with the skydivers and bikers and such? I thought that was 'first'
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  • lahawzel
    A toast to this proof of concept for bringing Project Glass one step closer to completion!

    *waits patiently for the world to become just like Dennou Coil*
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  • evan1715
    bad vid
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  • dauntekong
    The quality is not bad at all considering the size of the glasses. I'll be sure to get this once it's out. perfect for outdoor hiking and climbing. Good replacement for my big GoCam.
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  • Johmama
    The camera is cool and everything, but the main feature I really want is the head-mounted display. I can't wait until this gets finished and available to the general public. What I am really excited for is when something like this isn't just a display, but also a computer (as of right now, I'm pretty sure Glass is going to just be a display and camera, but I'm not sure; I could be completely wrong ).
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  • mcd023
    I just had a random thought, but can you focus to see the image on the glasses with them that close to your eyes?
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  • house70
    JohmamaThe camera is cool and everything, but the main feature I really want is the head-mounted display. I can't wait until this gets finished and available to the general public. What I am really excited for is when something like this isn't just a display, but also a computer (as of right now, I'm pretty sure Glass is going to just be a display and camera, but I'm not sure; I could be completely wrong ).First time I saw a demo with Glass it was about integrating the feed from the camera with the additional info that comes from other apps, like Maps etc., so it would actually confer a utilitarian HUD for the user. It comes along nicely, but it's not there yet.
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  • teodoreh
    They need to intergrade the camera on a smaller factor, unless they want all the people to look like a Borg trooper or something..
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  • Okay Google, just shut up and take my money!
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  • noblerabbit
    the possibilities for adult fantasies will be endless with this eyewear!
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