
With Project Glass, Google aims to bring wearable computers into the mainstream. Google's futuristic glasses combine a tiny smartphone and small computer display with a camera and microphone, and they use speech recognition to let you browse the Web, video chat with friends, listen to music, and much more. Does Project Glass represent a bold new leap in personal technology--or just a really bad idea? Read our top story for two PCWorld writers' opinions, and join the discussion.
--Kim Saccio-Kent, Newsletter Editor Top Story
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