I signed up for this a while ago (still no idea why I did, since I have no interest in it really), but my number was apparently pulled and I now have a code you can use to buy the Explorer version of Google Glass. If you want it just let me know; I'd be happy to provide!
I would love to play with one in all honesty. I think it is an exciting gadget. (Think of the research possibilities!!!) But I can't afford what it takes to be an early adopter in this case.
#5
Neon Pirate
Thanks, but the reading glasses are bad enough! I'll recommend that none of you ever dash out of an office with reading glasses still on and a wall ahead. It won. Would be an interesting gadget to play with, but I can think of better things to wish I could do with the few grand that I don't have.
#6
strawman
Given that it's going to see wide release as early as April this year, and that the price is very likely to drop from $1,500 to between $300 and $500, there's no reason to plunk down that cash unless you're actively developing apps for it which have to be ready when the consumer version lands.[DOUBLEPOST=1389380578,1389380513][/DOUBLEPOST]http://www.theepochtimes.com/n3/438840-google-glass-release-date-price-and-video-demo/#axzz2q1X73j4T
