Google has finally revealed some official details regarding its Google Glass and it appears that the specifications might actually be much better than what we expected from it earlier.
The display was the main problem for Google Glass but it appears that users will get a high resolution display that is the equivalent to a 25-inch HD screen seen from eight feet away. This really sounds like a good quality but, of course, we will wait to see it in action to give our final judgement.

The rest of the specs include a 5-megapixel 720p capable camera for photos and videos, standard 802.11bgn and Bluetooth for connectivity, 16GB of internal storage (12GB usable) synced with Google cloud and a "bond conduction transducer" for audio which will send sound through the bone rather than your from inside your ear. Google also notes that the battery life should be enough for one full day of typical usage which is definitely more than enough.

The last bit of info is that Glass will be compatible with Bluetooth-capable smartphone while MyGlass app needs Android 4.0.3 or higher in order to give you GPS and SMS on your glasses. The frame of the Google Glass will be the "one size fit them all" since it has adjustable nosepads and two extra nosepads in two sizes.



Source: Google.com.