#1 Google Glass

At Google I/O 2012 in June, the company showed off a new hardware product- Google Glasses. The device has an augmented reality display worn on the head, with a small display panel on the right side.

Glass is being developed by Google X Lab. It runs on Android operating system and the version that hits the market will be capable of recording videos, taking pictures, finding data, live video sharing and translate words. This product will integrate Google Now and Google Maps.

The glass frames doesn’t have lenses fitted in them except for the small display panel. Google is considering partnering with sunglass retailers such as Ray-Ban or Warby Parker.

The Google Glass is part of Google project that aims at producing a mass-market ubiquitous computer that is easy to ware and can perform like any Smartphone.

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