Now that Google Glass is out there in the wild, we have a better idea of what it can and cannot do.
Some of the early buzz on the product is fading as people realize that it's a first generation product that's buggy. It's also somewhat unclear what Glass is supposed to be used for.
Nonetheless, many people think that Google will work out the hardware bugs, and developers will build killer applications making Glass an indispensable product like the iPhone.
In our office, we started kicking around how big Glass can really become. Is it a gadget like the iPad that's going to be selling in the millions every year, or is it going to be a dud?
We want to get your input. Let us know where you think Glass is going. How many units will Google sell? Pick an option in the poll below, and expand on your thoughts in the comments.
Before you make your decision ...
Keep in mind, these things will probably be thinner, lighter, and $200-$500 per unit in three years.
And for some context, in 2012 Apple sold 33.6 million iPads.
And in the third year of iPhone sales, Apple sold 15.7 million units.
So, in three years, how many units of Google Glass will Google sell?
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