Google Glass Specs CPU, RAM Exposed via ADB

[exfileme]

The ADB was used on Google Glass to reveal the SoC and RAM.

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[guru_urug]

I'd say the specs are pretty impressive. The author is forgetting the form factor of this device! All that tech packed into an area much smaller than that of a cellphone/tablet. Consdering it matches upto the 2nd gen kindle fire is commendable. And this is just the 1st iteration of this one of a kind device. The consumer edition launched next year should contain beefier specs.

 

[smeezekitty]

It seems alittle creepy.

 

[chumly]

Is there a lead hat that comes with this to prevent all the radiation from going into my brain?

 

[whyso]

Thought they would use a 32nm chip. power consumption has got to be a problem with something like this.

 

[lunix]

My S3 can get pretty hot, another reason you don't want a "high-end" chip in there

 

[upgrade_1977]

3d? how would that work with one eye? lol

 

[somebodyspecial]

This will be far more impressive with a 28nm chip, or heck 20nm or maybe a 14nm intel something. I really don't think this will take off much with places blocking you for having one on and a phone that does so much more already in your pocket. I really can't see me wanting one of these unless just for farting around and the cost was under $200. Otherwise I'd rather wait until they can do far more and have a much better chip in them. I don't think I'll pay attention to these until 20nm or smaller. By then the cost might make it useful to me and maybe it can replace a phone for most stuff then too.

 

[beetlejuicegr]

The specs are fine
fantastic smile, naughty eyes and i bet killer body!
oh wait you refer to the glasseS

 

[tului]

I plan on getting some oversized sunglasses, sort of like the wrap arounds old people use over their eyeglasses. That'll keep anyone from seeing my eyes when I do the weird zone out thing people are talking about. It'll also keep them from knowing I'm using Google glass at all. They'll just think I'm some weirdo with dark specs.

 

[house70]

Is there a lead hat that comes with this to prevent all the radiation from going into my brain?

Nah, your tinfoil hat should work just fine....

 

[alfaalex101]

hawt

 

[soundping]

I still don't see any advantage using this tech. A modern smartphone has more potential.

 

[Truckinupga]

I don't know, I'm sure there are those that are excited about this product. Different strokes and all. But for me at best its just not that interesting, I'll take a pass.

 

[Icecweam7]

Amazing how much Goolge can fit into some glass. Can they be tinted? Can I get a frame style like Lieutenant Commander Geordi La Forge?

 

[smeezekitty]

How exactly can Google tell me I can't sell my Google Glass if I had it? or even loan them out which is laughable. No NDA was signed so Google can go screw themselves. Notice EBbay didn't take down the auction because Google has no legal standing to tell them to. It's a device that runs Android nothing more. You paid $1,500 to purchase a device, not rent it. They threaten to deactivate it? I'd sue Google. Google is worse than Apple.

This is exactly what I thought. Not being allowed to _loan_ it is totally absurd and over the top. I suppose this means you could not even let a friend try it (not even for a minute)?

 

[g-unit1111]

After smart glasses and smart watches when are they going to start wiring phone and email apps directly into our brains?

 

[house70]

This is exactly what I thought. Not being allowed to _loan_ it is totally absurd and over the top. I suppose this means you could not even let a friend try it (not even for a minute)?

Not so. You need to read the whole agreement. You can't make money off of it, basically, this is a prototype device that you as a developer paid to get access to and be able to explore it's capabilities, tweak your apps for it and so on. Of course you could let a friend try it, the device doesn't know who's wearing it. That is, assuming you are willing to let your friend try your 1500 bucks device.
People that bought this are developers that are interested to be first on the market with Glass-oriented apps, and this gave them this opportunity. Or at least that's the majority of people that bought them. Of course, there will be turds among the buyers that just got them to try and make a quick buck, and the killswitch included is Google's way to try to enforce the rules. Nobody forced anyone to buy them in the first place, and hopefully potential second-hand buyers will be deterred by the existence of such a switch.

@ otacon:

I guess it's a good thing you didn't get one, then. Otherwise, good luck with that lawsuit. Obviously you don't even understand the concept behind this device's TOS. But hey, never miss a chance to troll on Google and Android, right?

 

[Michael Hoolahan]

be prepared to get absolutely smashed by adds for people selling EVERYTHING as you walk within 100 metres of their store...

 

[fuzzion]

Finally i can watch porn while talking to someone face to face