Is Google Glass Dying ?

[BallGum]

Oh my word the comments here are ridiculous.

It's essentially in beta. Do you want to know why the price was high? They only wanted a small amount of *committed* people to try it.

It's a new and rather revolutionary product that is going to take a lot of time for society to get used to, so they didn't want to sell a bunch of units when there are many bugs and such to sort out.

When it's ready for release it will cost around the same as a smartphone.

Pretty much all the other criticisms are based off of this (low adoption because of price, small market due to price.)

[mr moose]

Like all tech, sure it's exciting and has potential, but right now it is not addressing any needs.  In short it is a product that wasn't devised to solve a problem and thus isn't actually required, ergo a novelty. When it's existence actually makes life easier or more efficient, then it will take off. 

[Ren]

K. I wrote a longer reply than this at first but this isn't going anywhere. You have your opinion I have mine. Let's leave it at that.

I was about to reply to you in the same fashion . Sorry if it became an argument; that's not what I want LTT to be.

On a related note, I do wish more people were interested in this tech.

[Snadzies]

Google Glass always felt more like a tech demo to me, a proof of concept more than a viable product.

Hopefully this was just Google testing the waters and them realizing the item isn't ready for market yet and needs more work.

[LemonSpice]

This is what I think of people when I see them wear google glass. 

 

this along with who want to charge there gasses