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Originally Posted by MAD_J 
From what I have read and heard about Google glass its pretty much a great idea on paper but not much more then a gimmick in real life. When speech recognition works every time, even in a crowded cafe then I will give it a shot, until then I will stick to m&k input. The idea is ahead of its time, im sure if this was done in 5-10 years it would work as you think it should but for now its just a tech demo with few real world applications. Its basically in the same book as motion controls, sounds cool, actually useless.
From what I have read and heard about Google glass its pretty much a great idea on paper but not much more then a gimmick in real life. When speech recognition works every time, even in a crowded cafe then I will give it a shot, until then I will stick to m&k input. The idea is ahead of its time, im sure if this was done in 5-10 years it would work as you think it should but for now its just a tech demo with few real world applications. Its basically in the same book as motion controls, sounds cool, actually useless.
I think this article demonstrates that it's a little more than that. It may not be ready for prime time, but it's definitely closer than we think.
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