Google is reportedly on a special pair of glasses with a built-in heads up display. Although the glasses are still in development, Google is currently considering to a group of people to the portable device via a pilot program to test.
That reports 9to5Google, that at the end of last year, the first time wrote about the existence of the glasses. The site claims a source that the glasses seen. According to that source, the glasses look similar to the existing hud-glasses Oakley Thumps and would be the version of Google to have a small camera with flash at the front for augmented reality. Where earlier speculation was that the glasses have a transparent lcd or oled would have, it is now reported that the to normal glasses. The hud would not be transparent and on the side of a glass are positioned.
To the glasses to operate may be made use of voice commands, but it must also be possible to do this by the head different directions and to tilt. The used hardware of the glasses would roughly correspond to that of an Android smartphone from the previous generation. That means that the glasses are likely a singlecore Cortex A8 chip with 512MB of ram.
Although the glasses are still in development, and there even Google internally, yet few people know about it, the company could currently see how the project best to the outside can be brought. Because Google not sure of is that the glasses on a large scale will catch on, it would consider a pilot program to convert. Google did this before with the Cr-48 Chromebook. Of these were free copies to a select group of people provided so that testing could be.
