Google Glass Will Now Come with Prescription Frames
While Google Glass has offered a wide array of technologically advanced uses, it was lacking on one very practical front The glasses weren't helping anyone with their actual sight. But on Tuesday, Google took a step forward on the vision front by offering prescription titanium frames, coming in both transparent and shaded lenses. The customizable frames, catering corrective factors of +4 to -4, cost an additional 225 on top of the 1,500 base Google Glass price. They will be subsidized by VSP, an optical health insurance provider. While Glass wearers have been restricted to this homogenous look, They can now pick frames that look like actual, more fashion-forward, glasses. Here are some of the looks, Google, Google, Google, Google, While Glass is currently only available to a limited number of "Explorers," Google plans to launch the product to consumers in late 2014.