New Google Glass model hits the FCC website, images included

Google Glass is not dead. A brand new model of Google’s face computer has popped up on the FCC website (first spotted by 9to5Google), complete with rather high-res images of the device.

The pictures show a Google Glass unit with the FCCID “A4R­-GG1” that looks a lot like the existing Glass design. The biggest change seems to be that the device can now fold up, just like a regular pair of glasses, which will make it much easier to store when you aren’t wearing it. The Glass prism looks longer than the first version of the device, which presumably offers a larger picture.

In general, the case looks smoother and rounder than the previous version of Google Glass. The “Glass” part also seems to be completely independent of the glasses that hold it on your face—the FCC never shows a wearable version with a second side.

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