the next breakthru camera?

<p>http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=v1uyQZNg2vE</p>

<p>tho speaking to it feels weird imo and what FOV?</p>

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<p>I like it. It's another iteration in wearable computing that also takes Go-Pro type POV cameras to another level.</p>

<p>It's Bluetooth all over again -- yet another appendage to people's heads. Resistance is futile...</p>

<p>But it's definitely cool!</p>

<p>I suspect it's a stripped down Android device supporting primarily cams and social media. </p>

<p>I thought the video was a bit optimistic but who knows, maybe Google got it to work as well as suggested. </p>

<p>We get yet closer to everything being recorded, all the time.</p>

<p>server timeout histrionics - sorry</p>

<p>David, I think you are being a bit optimistic tho I agree.</p>

<p>Sarah, It seems functional and discreet for me. It may or may not be "cool," and it's a pair of glasses, an appendage to people's head, really? Let me go put on my "appendage of the head" 'cause it's pretty sunny out today:)</p>

<p>Michael, I think the video is pretty recent. http://www.nydailynews.com/news/national/new-google-glasses-video-shows-new-specs-article-1.1269120?localLinksEnabled=false</p>

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<p><em>"We get yet closer to everything being recorded, all the time."</em></p>

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<p>David, at a personal level, aren't our life experiences mostly cumulative visual inputs stored in memory?</p>

<p>If so, then why not offload those experiences in non-volatile memory so we can free our brain for other things? </p>

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<p>David, at a personal level, aren't our life experiences mostly cumulative visual inputs stored in memory?</p>

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<p>Actually, not really but most think of it that way. But that's another whole discussion...</p>

<p>This might be good for somebody who spends much more time doing interesting things than I do. I'd be more like "Okay Glass, take a picture!... of this desk with paperwork."</p>

An interesting perspective Leslie. The

older I get, the more important my 5

decades of photographs, movies and

videos become in reminding me who I

was

<p>"Okay Glass...more wine."</p>

<p>I am sure that some would find this very exciting indeed. Like photography itself, all very subjective.</p>

<p>I'd like it to make a video on my bike. Riding thru the neighborhood, onto the beach, etc. Send the video to family and friends of the new place we moved to, that sort of thing. What I really want is a light, discreet cap mounted camera that would do this AND send the stuff live to a server. Always handy when having a police encounter. People (theoretically, anyway) will behave differently if they know it's on a video feed.</p>

<p>Steve, you could prolly cobble that up with a GoPro Hero3</p>

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