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Google just signed the deal that could allow its Glass wearable computing device to go mainstream. The company has announced a partnership with Luxottica, the eyewear manufacturer behind a host of brands including Ray-Ban and Oakley, to design and produce an exclusive collection of eyeglass frames that incorporate the technology. To start, the deal will be limited to the US market, and focus on Ray-Ban and Oakley. According to a Luxottica press release, the first collection will "combine high-end technology with avant-garde design offering the best in style, quality, and performance." "YOU'RE NOT GOING TO SEE GLASS ON YOUR FAVORITE OAKLEYS OR RAY-BANS TOMORROW" According to a Google-provided FAQ, design will be a joint effort between Luxottica and Google, while Luxottica will handle manufacturing and distribution. The FAQ doesn't say, however, when the resulting new versions of Google Glass might hit the market. It might not be anytime soon: "You're not going to see Glass on your favorite Oakleys or Ray-Bans tomorrow, but today marks the start of a new chapter in Glass's design," reads a Google+ post. In January, Google began offering the first Google Glass frames that could take prescription lenses. While the company was long rumored to be working with eyewear startup Warby Parker on designer frames, it turned out that Google had designed the four prescription frames itself. Now, it seems that Google has managed to ink a far greater deal for the future of the wearable. According to The Wall Street Journal, Luxottica is not only the single largest eyewear manufacturer with 12.4 percent marketshare, it controls LensCrafters and Sunglass Hut, which will allow it to sell Google Glass in over 5,000 retail stores. That could dovetail nicely with another deal between Google and vision insurance provider VSP, which will reimburse members a portion of the price based on their prescription. It was reported that Google's massive floating mystery barge at San Francisco's Treasure Island might be a floating retail store for Google Glass and other products. That might still be true, but it looks like Google won't necessarily need such a place to sell Glass-equipped eyewear to the public.Google is getting a little help to make its computer headset a bit more stylish, thanks to Italian eyewear designer Luxottica, which owns popular brands as Ray-Ban and Oakley. The goal? To combine "high-end technology with avant-garde design" Google is getting a little help in its quest to make Google Glass as stylish as it is technologically advanced. Italian eyewear designer Luxottica, which owns popular brands Oakley and Ray-Ban, announced on Monday plans to design and sell new versions of the Google headwear. “We believe it is high time to combine the unique expertise, deep knowledge and quality of our group with the cutting-edge technology expertise of Google and give birth to a new generation of revolutionary devices,” Luxottica Group CEO Andrea Guerra said in a statement. The Oakley and Ray-Ban brands will be involved in the development of the product, which the company said in a press release will “combine high-end technology with avant-garde design.” Oakley has been on the cutting edge of wearable gadgets: the brand has already developed a product like Google Glass that can show outdoor-sports enthusiasts their distance, speed and GPS location on their ski goggles.Oakley School students get to enjoy the same field trips taken by students at Witter School? Both schools belong to the same school district, so why would they allow one school to have more privileges and enjoy off campus activities? — Left behind, Brawley The types of activities and projects undertaken by each individual school within the Brawley Elementary School District is entirely up to their respective Parent Teacher Organization. Some PTOs choose to raise funds for field trips, while others may prefer to have their proceeds go toward new playground equipment, as is the case at J.W. Oakley Elementary School, said BESD Superintendent Ron Garcia. The district does not require that the individual schools’ activities be the same, since different groups are raising the funds, Garcia said. Ultimately, it is the fundraising groups that should have a say on what they want to support. If this particular Oakley School parent thinks the student body is being treated unfairly in regard to field trips, their best source of recourse may be to join the PTO, or at least find out more about the organization’s plans, if they haven’t already. Lest anyone think Oakley students aren’t having any fun off campus, they regularly take trips to see the movies. Its kindergarteners visit the California Mid-Winter Fair & Fiesta as well, Garcia said,Oakley Straight Jacket, adding that the school principal isappreciative of all efforts by staff, parents and the community to support the success of the students.
Google just signed the deal that could allow its Glass wearable computing device to go mainstream. The company has announced a partnership with Luxottica, the eyewear manufacturer behind a host of brands including Ray-Ban and Oakley, to design and produce an exclusive collection of eyeglass frames that incorporate the technology. To start, the deal will be limited to the US market, and focus on Ray-Ban and Oakley. According to a Luxottica press release, the first collection will "combine high-end technology with avant-garde design offering the best in style, quality, and performance." "YOU'RE NOT GOING TO SEE GLASS ON YOUR FAVORITE OAKLEYS OR RAY-BANS TOMORROW" According to a Google-provided FAQ, design will be a joint effort between Luxottica and Google, while Luxottica will handle manufacturing and distribution. The FAQ doesn't say, however, when the resulting new versions of Google Glass might hit the market. It might not be anytime soon: "You're not going to see Glass on your favorite Oakleys or Ray-Bans tomorrow, but today marks the start of a new chapter in Glass's design," reads a Google+ post. In January, Google began offering the first Google Glass frames that could take prescription lenses. While the company was long rumored to be working with eyewear startup Warby Parker on designer frames, it turned out that Google had designed the four prescription frames itself. Now, it seems that Google has managed to ink a far greater deal for the future of the wearable. According to The Wall Street Journal, Luxottica is not only the single largest eyewear manufacturer with 12.4 percent marketshare, it controls LensCrafters and Sunglass Hut, which will allow it to sell Google Glass in over 5,000 retail stores. That could dovetail nicely with another deal between Google and vision insurance provider VSP, which will reimburse members a portion of the price based on their prescription. It was reported that Google's massive floating mystery barge at San Francisco's Treasure Island might be a floating retail store for Google Glass and other products. That might still be true, but it looks like Google won't necessarily need such a place to sell Glass-equipped eyewear to the public.Google is getting a little help to make its computer headset a bit more stylish, thanks to Italian eyewear designer Luxottica, which owns popular brands as Ray-Ban and Oakley. The goal? To combine "high-end technology with avant-garde design" Google is getting a little help in its quest to make Google Glass as stylish as it is technologically advanced. Italian eyewear designer Luxottica, which owns popular brands Oakley and Ray-Ban, announced on Monday plans to design and sell new versions of the Google headwear. “We believe it is high time to combine the unique expertise, deep knowledge and quality of our group with the cutting-edge technology expertise of Google and give birth to a new generation of revolutionary devices,” Luxottica Group CEO Andrea Guerra said in a statement. The Oakley and Ray-Ban brands will be involved in the development of the product, which the company said in a press release will “combine high-end technology with avant-garde design.” Oakley has been on the cutting edge of wearable gadgets: the brand has already developed a product like Google Glass that can show outdoor-sports enthusiasts their distance, speed and GPS location on their ski goggles.Oakley School students get to enjoy the same field trips taken by students at Witter School? Both schools belong to the same school district, so why would they allow one school to have more privileges and enjoy off campus activities? — Left behind, Brawley The types of activities and projects undertaken by each individual school within the Brawley Elementary School District is entirely up to their respective Parent Teacher Organization. Some PTOs choose to raise funds for field trips, while others may prefer to have their proceeds go toward new playground equipment, as is the case at J.W. Oakley Elementary School, said BESD Superintendent Ron Garcia. The district does not require that the individual schools’ activities be the same, since different groups are raising the funds, Garcia said. Ultimately, it is the fundraising groups that should have a say on what they want to support. If this particular Oakley School parent thinks the student body is being treated unfairly in regard to field trips, their best source of recourse may be to join the PTO, or at least find out more about the organization’s plans, if they haven’t already. Lest anyone think Oakley students aren’t having any fun off campus, they regularly take trips to see the movies. Its kindergarteners visit the California Mid-Winter Fair & Fiesta as well, Garcia said, adding that the school principal isappreciative of all efforts by staff, parents and the community to support the success of the students.
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