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22-02-2013, 07:19 AM
I do not know about the first point, however governments and police have allowed the use of Voice GPS navigation, which in my terms is more likely to cause accidents as hearing another speak is more distracting that hearing myself speak for me. Since, there are no lenses, and the frames are build most likely from plastic, I doubt there is much to break. However if it does somehow become defective, it will be much costlier than breaking a normal pair of glasses. About the stability, if normal glasses don't fall off your head, then chances are that it won't fall of either. I think they are based on the same principles.
I too have not been a big fan of voice detection as sometimes (most times?) it won't recognize my voices because of my slight accent. That has led to big complications ( fe-phoned my teacher, while I was meant to phone a friend and I talked to the teacher in a way I would talk to my friend, which resulted in me getting lower grades).
To be honest, I think they rather look good, however everyone does have their own view points. If we look at some glasses, they are just terrible to look at.
On second thoughts to my original post, I believe that there is not much use to it. For example, one would not use it at family dinners or in business meetings. For most of the things, such as video recording, you could always flick out your phone/camera and record. For viewing news, I would prefer a tablet/laptop if I'm on the go, or a computer if I'm at home. With the advancement of smart phones available to majority of the population I do not find any extra reasons to go for the glasses, rather than to record videos, the way you see the world. But since, I like Google, I would buy it if it came to Hong Kong.
I too have not been a big fan of voice detection as sometimes (most times?) it won't recognize my voices because of my slight accent. That has led to big complications ( fe-phoned my teacher, while I was meant to phone a friend and I talked to the teacher in a way I would talk to my friend, which resulted in me getting lower grades).
To be honest, I think they rather look good, however everyone does have their own view points. If we look at some glasses, they are just terrible to look at.
On second thoughts to my original post, I believe that there is not much use to it. For example, one would not use it at family dinners or in business meetings. For most of the things, such as video recording, you could always flick out your phone/camera and record. For viewing news, I would prefer a tablet/laptop if I'm on the go, or a computer if I'm at home. With the advancement of smart phones available to majority of the population I do not find any extra reasons to go for the glasses, rather than to record videos, the way you see the world. But since, I like Google, I would buy it if it came to Hong Kong.
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