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<\/a><\/center>Whether or not Google’s<\/a> connected eyewear will appeal to the mass market, early reviews painted Google Glass<\/a> as a very intriguing product. It’s not without some faults, of course, and one of the biggest problems with early units was battery life<\/a>. Glass reportedly goes for about five hours on a charge with average usage, which isn’t very impressive at all. Use the device for something like capturing long videos, however, and battery life can drop to as low as just “a couple of hours.”<\/a> The version tested by earlier reviewers was just a prototype though, and Glass fans are hoping that Google will improve the device’s efficiency before launching it. But according to recent comments from Google cofounder Sergey Brin, that may not be the case.<\/p>\n