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Google Glass' Latest Gambit: Eye-wear Technology To Sell To The General Public For One Day Only
Google took their promotion of Glass to new levels of shamelessness yesterday. Google took their promotion of Glass to new levels of shamelessness yesterday after announcing the eye computers would go on sale to the general public for one day, April 15, and then revert back to requiring applications that sufficiently answer the question, "Why do you deserve to be a Glass explorer?" Glass will still cost $1,500 (plus tax) whether you purchase them as an "Explorer" or on April 15, the Verge reported.
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