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April 15, 2014

Google Glass now available to all for limited time

by Laura Domela

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Google has been peddling its Google Glass wearable device for a while now and so far, to be able to buy one, you had to be invited. Even once you were invited, you still needed to cough up the $1500. If you have been dreaming about becoming a Glass user, but didn’t know anyone who could invite you, today is your day.

Google confirmed a few days ago that on April 15 anyone would be able to buy Glass without having an invite. The catch to thisspecial deal is that it is for a limited number of spots open in the Glass Explorer program. Google offers no details on exactly how many spots it is trying to fill.
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