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Trying on GlassUp smartglasses

Design

It's all about projection

Adjustable frames

Ahead of the curve

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LAS VEGAS -- The GlassUp smartglasses look nothing like Google Glass, and that's a good thing. These sporty frames resemble cycling glasses and beam the head-up display right on the lens.
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This prototype is a bit clunky and bound together by tape. No matter -- it gives you an idea of how the crowd-funded frames will look.
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Light and mirrors project directions, text, alerts, and more onto the right plastic lens.
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Most of these smartframes are too big for my face, but these adjustable nosepads help.
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Curved earpieces help keep the frames balanced on your face and hugging your head.
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