Of allwearabletechcurrentlyavailable, Google Glassseems to me to offer the most potential. I like the concept and can see it being ofrealvalue at some point. Head up display (HUD) is already being used in the military and even in some cars now and having access to everything Google has to offer andmorein front of your eyescertainlyhas some appeal. For me, Google Glass is definitely one to watch.
There will come a time whenimprovements in technology will result in the creation of something in the future that issmaller, internet connectedandindependent which we will, no doubt,not be able to live without. But I still can't see this happening for a while to come.In the meantime, it very much remains,for nowanyway,a very interesting concept.
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