Google’s Heads-Up Display Glasses
Summary
In this article, we discuss Google’s upcoming release of heads-up display glasses that will likely display location-based information and may have augmented reality features. The glasses will be hands-free and allow users to navigate by nodding their heads. The price range is expected to be between $250 to $600, and the announcement may be made at a conference in May.
Table of Contents
- Google’s Heads-Up Display Glasses
- Nike Fuelband
- Comparison with Other Activity Monitors
- Conclusion
Google’s Heads-Up Display Glasses
Google is reportedly working on a heads-up display glasses that will be released at the end of the year. The glasses will likely display location-based information, but it is unclear whether it will have a small screen or be an overlay. There is speculation that the glasses will have augmented reality features similar to Google Goggles, which would be more exciting than just having informational updates. The glasses will be hands-free and will allow users to navigate by nodding their heads. The price range for the glasses is expected to be between $250 to $600, and they are designed to look like Oakley wraparounds. The announcement may be made at a big conference in May.
Nike Fuelband
The article also discusses the Nike Fuelband, a device that tracks your movement and calculates calories burned based on an accelerometer inside. It is worn on the wrist or ankle and has a goal of a green LED that tells you when you’ve scored enough points. The device can be synced with the Nike Plus system and shared on social media. The Fuelband is discreet and about the size and shape of a Lance Armstrong bracelet.
Comparison with Other Activity Monitors
The article compares the Fuelband to other activity monitors like the Fitbit and BodyMedia. The Fuelband costs $149 and is expected to be successful despite its price.
Conclusion
In conclusion, Google’s upcoming release of heads-up display glasses and Nike’s Fuelband are two exciting developments in wearable technology. The glasses have the potential to revolutionize how we interact with information, while the Fuelband is a great tool for tracking fitness goals. It will be interesting to see how these technologies develop and what other innovations we can expect in the future.
