Google Glass suits Alfred Hitchcock and Mark Twain

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Someone at Google owns a flux capacitor. That, or these images of influential figures from the past wearing Google Glass are rather convincing Photoshops.

While probably the latter, there’s still something a little magical viewing the likes of Honest Abe Lincoln and Paul McCartney donning Google’s magic specs. Which, incidentally you can apply to pick up for a mere US$1,500 dollars.

Head on over to The Verge forums for the full collection before whipping up your own blend of Google-inspired past and present.

[The Verge]

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