Industry News

Published on July 3, 2012

Google Glass: A Future Cool Tool for the Dater Center?

The recent demonstration (if that's what you really call it) of Google Glass at the search giant's I/O conference could really fire up the imagination of someone in the data center industry (or any industry) looking for a cool tool of the future. Imagine a "heads up" display with data, schematics, instructions and other information that acts like a "second monitor" to your normal vision. Google's high-tech glasses are a ways from commercial availability, and prototypes are expensive: currently $1,500. But could this new device be a herald of what's to come?

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