The great Google has launched augmented reality glasses with a new version of the
Google Glass that looks like normal glasses.
These augmented reality glasses are for commercial use and are now classified as an official product of the company and not as an experimental product.
Plus, it's called Glass Enterprise Edition 2, and it actually looks like regular glasses.
While Glass is not Google's flagship product, the company appears to have high sales expectations for the new device.
That's because it's no longer part of Alphabet's X division, but is instead returning to the company's product line, the statement said.
According to eyewear project manager Jay Kothari, the change was made to better meet the growing demand for wearable devices.
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How Google Glass Works
The Google Glass that looks like normal glasses They work with a system very similar to how mobile phones work.
Plus, it has a Qualcomm processor, an improved camera, a USB-C port for faster charging, and many other upgrades.
Not only that, but the only thing simple about Google Glass is the basic lens and frame designer.
On the other hand, the device's software has had a big improvement, and it now features a Qualcomm Snapdragon XR1 processor.
But it is also designed to be used with augmented reality (AR) and also virtual.
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The chip can achieve high performance and low power consumption, which increases the battery life of the glasses.
The new processor also allows for better Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity.
According to Google, the power of the XR1, these glasses can combine “computer vision and advanced machine learning capabilities.
Google Glass has a larger battery and other updated components, the new version runs Android and supports mobile device management.
Who can buy Google Glass
It was originally made to be sold to the general public, but this version is aimed at the corporate market.
This came after consumers complained about the glasses' privacy and functionality.
According to Google, the company said now is the time for faster, higher-quality, lower-cost production.
Enterprise Edition 2 will be sold by pre-order to enterprise customers and will be priced at US$$ 999.
Although it is still a bit expensive, it is less than the previous one which cost around US$ 1,500.
There are many other companies developing AR glasses for corporate use, such as Microsoft, which developed HoloLens.
Removing Glass from the X Division is a vote of confidence for Google in the saleability of the device.
But there are currently no signs of the wearable device reaching a wider audience.
