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"glass product" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to any product made of or containing glass material. Example: "The company specializes in creating unique glass products, such as vases, bowls, and candle holders."
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'OK Glass' itself was coined by Rosenberg after being questioned over dinner by Glass Product Manager Mat Balez.
Google has been working on its Glass product for years and offered the latest glimpse of how it would work in a video released alongside the competition.
Strengthening by overlay glazing is carried out by firing onto the glass product a thin layer of another glass that has lower thermal expansion properties than the substrate.
Google's claim that it will not need to alter its privacy policy to reflect the impact of its new Glass product has been met with scorn by US authorities.
Fadell, meanwhile, has been tapped up by Google to help "re-envision" its faltering Glass product, the optical mini-computer that was launched in 2014 and then withdrawn from sale earlier this year.
She has published a list of so-called "hotwords" supplied by Glass product manager Mat Balez, although he may well have had tongue firmly in cheek when compiling it.
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Glass products offer different degrees of tempering, thickness and scratch and heat resistance.
By the eighties, however, the company was struggling to compete with cheaper imported glass products.
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