Google's new Project Glass will be priced around £999 and includes features such as embedded cameras, microphones, GPS, and voice control, with a release expected by the end of 2013 or early 2014. It connects via Bluetooth and Wi-Fi, features a 3.2MP camera, and incorporates various sensors for enhanced functionality. Additionally, Google is developing a driverless car, equipped with a $70,000 lidar system to create 3D maps, with the current model being a Toyota Prius.

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Ajay Jassi

2. Google glasses
• The new project glasses will cost around £999 from the developers.
• The final pre order price is £966.
• The glasses have embedded cameras, microphones, GPS and
voice control.
• It will be released to the public near to the end of 2013 by the
beginning of 2014.
• It has loads of android combined features together that enables a
hands free device for music, navigation and other uses.

3. Google glasses specs
IOS: Android OS
Weight: about 36 grams
Connectivity:
• Bluetooth 4.0
• Broadcom 2.4GHz 802.11b/g Wi-Fi
• 3G
• 4G
Camera:
• Front-facing camera with flash
• 3.2 mega pixel
• Video recording 1080p (HD)
Other:
• Speaker to listen
• Touch pad to control
• Visualization effect in 3d mode.
• Microphone
• Different sensors( Gyroscope, Accelerometer and Magnetomer)

4. Google car
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It’s a project car which was invented by Google which doesn’t require a
driver.
It is functioned by a software called Google Chauffeur.
The car is equipped with feature worth around $150,000, including a laser
raider (LIDAR) system worth $ 70,000.
The lasers allows the car to generate 3d maps of the environment, to store
data for auto drive.
The car can also be driven manually by a driver.
The current car in production is a Toyota Prius.