"The Raspberry Pi Foundation has linked to an Adafruit tutorial for tinkerers that want to turn the pocket computer into a Google Glass competitor," writes
The Inquirer. "
The foundation introduced the Raspberry Pi driven spectacles on its blog, saying that the tutorial shows users
how to build a wearable display that clicks onto any pair of glasses. The composite display from a pair of "Private Display Glasses", that is, glasses that allow you to watch immersive video from the comfort of your own sofa, bed or deckchair, is placed into a 3D printed shell - the files for the shell are available on Thingiverse - and attached to a Raspberry Pi along with a mini-keyboard that 'lives in your pocket,' according to Raspberry Pi spokesperson Liz Upton."
Read more. Google undoubtedly would debate whether that captures the entire capabilities of Google Glasses.
