Google Glass, those new smart glasses that everyone already knows, will be ready to hit the market in 2014, at the beginning of next year. Apparently there will be changes for these commercial glasses. Samsung would manufacture the screen, it would use OLED technology, and they would also be of a higher resolution. Those are the latest rumors about Google Glass.
They are still listed as a new elite smart glasses, which only a few have a chance to own. Do you want to be a lucky holder of a Google glass? There are four options. Be a great developer, be a great specialized journalist, have a lot of money and fame, or win some in the Google contest. Oh, and also that the Mountain View company wants to choose you. All without forgetting to pay the modest amount of $ 1.500. In other words, only a minority within the minority will have Google Glass before they are released. And thank goodness, because those who already have them criticize some errors of the same, errors that will have to be corrected for the launch of the glasses next year.
One of the errors is the one of the resolution of the screen. It doesn't seem like a too sharp screen. Obviously, as it is still a preliminary version, and being a transparent glass, the resolution is not a big problem, but it certainly can be improved. And Google has a solution, a solution called Samsung. They would opt for this company to make the screen, or that little glass, of the Google Glass. Among other things, OLED technology would be chosen, so that the glass could modify its transparency depending on what is shown on the screen. The resolution would be higher, and much higher contrast could be achieved.
This change shows that Samsung and Google continue to walk in the same direction. Perhaps Samsung intends to build another way, to go it alone, but for now it seems that Google is not going to act like Apple, but is going to continue using Samsung as a manufacturer. However, you have to be cautious, since it is also possible that this ultimately will not be the case. However, nowadays, talking about a quality screen is almost like talking about Samsung, so it would not be surprising if those from Mountain View chose the South Koreans as manufacturers for the launch of smart glasses in the international market.