
The Infinite Retina
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It started with a jump out of a dirigible at a Google programming conference back in May 2014. The jumpers were wearing a new kind of computer: one that put a little screen and a camera right near their right eye. They broadcast a video feed from them to everyone. People jumped up to be the first to order one (we were amongst the first in line) because the demo was so compelling.1
That said, the demo oversold what would actually materialize. Before we got ours, we thought it would be an experience so futuristic that we had to put down $1,500 to be the first to experience it. Now, don’t get us wrong, the first year of wearing Google Glass was pretty fun, mostly. People were highly interested in seeing it. At the NextWeb conference, attendees stood in line for an hour to try ours out.
Most people walked away thinking they had seen the future, even though all they saw was a tiny screen that barely worked...
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