Come ride, never hide. Know everything, everywhere. Climb Everest, be man on the moon. Have sex, we'll all see. Jump http://t.co/CW8JVjFGPS
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MATT DRUDGE (@DRUDGE) February 21, 2013@DRUDGE So that WAS him?—
TheLongVersion (@thelongversion) February 21, 2013
What’s this about, then? Who’s that guy in the picture? It’s Google co-founder Sergey Brin, spotted on the subway in New York City last month wearing a pair of Google’s Project Glass specs. Yes, they’re Internet-enabled glasses, and you can use them while mountain climbing or doing, erm, anything else.
Get ready; if you thought it was awkward not knowing if that guy wearing the Bluetooth earpiece was talking to you, wait until Google Glass hits the streets in large numbers.
Coming soon: Streets filled with zombies wearing GOOGLE GLASSES! Chatting with selves, driving over curbs, jogging into trees. Geeks Unite!—
MATT DRUDGE (@DRUDGE) February 21, 2013
DAAAAAAAAMN… Hello, future. “@feliciaday: Wow Google Glass video is amazing!! google.com/glass/start/ho…”—
Jeri Ryan (@JeriLRyan) February 20, 2013
Google Glass is a giant leap forward in cat video production technology.—
Philip Kaplan (@pud) February 20, 2013
Welcome to Hell, Here's Your Accordian. And Here's Your Google Glass: google.com/glass/start/—
(@WFMU) February 20, 2013
Just watched Google Glass video. Super cool! I want to wear them while swinging on a trapeze! youtube.com/watch?feature=…—
Michelle Malkin (@michellemalkin) February 20, 2013
Not so fast, everyone.
You can't wear Google Glass over prescription glasses? So Google is excluding nerds from early adopter rollout of the nerdiest product ever?—
Josh Greenman (@joshgreenman) February 20, 2013
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