Google's wearable technology Google Glass will sport a 5-megapixel camera and bone conduction audio, according to the company's support page which lists tech specifications.
Glass can shoot video up to 720p resolution, and features a high resolution display that's equal to "a 25-inch high definition screen from eight feet away."
The device supports Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, includes 12 GB of "usable memory" that syncs with Google cloud storage and a battery that runs for "one full day of typical use," reads the specs breakdown.
The released specs follows a report from The Next Web that Google is preparing to ship the first set of Glass devices as part of its Explorers program. Google has selected 8,000 people to try out Google Glass as part of its "ifihadglass" contest. Users must pay $1,500 and travel to either New York, Los Angeles or San Francisco to participate.
The Internet-connected glasses allow wearers to check messages, take photos or video and surf the Web by using a variety of voice commands. Google has yet to announce when Glass will be available to the general public.
cool glasses man...
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