WSJ: Google is reportedly picking the Silicon Forest company’s microprocessors to power the wearable gadget.
WSJ: Google is reportedly picking the Silicon Forest company’s microprocessors to power the wearable gadget.
Google Glass is an experimental product and won’t, by itself, have a meaningful impact on Intel’s sales. But landing Google Glass would demonstrate that Intel’s new generations of mobile chips have improved in energy efficiency and functionality to the point where they are a plausible option for wearable gadgets and other emerging technologies.
The current version of Google Glass runs on a processor from Texas Instruments.
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