#augmented reality
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Meta VR Glasses Challenge Apple Vision Pro
Meta's $1,299 VR Glasses compete with Apple's $3,699 Vision Pro.
PCMAG · 1m
Snap's new Specs glasses tackle the privacy backlash
Snap launches expensive AR glasses with a visible camera and AI assistant, betting on transparency over the secrecy that sank Meta's version.
Digital Camera World · 2m
Snap's $3.5 billion bet on AR glasses for work
Snap is investing heavily in augmented-reality specs designed for business use, betting that AR will replace smartphones as the primary computing device.
Fortune · 1m
Snap Specs surprised me with real AR potential
Snapchat's chunky AR glasses proved more capable than expected in a hands-on test.
TechRadar · 1m
Shopping for sports gear online
Online sporting goods marketplaces offer vast selection and low prices, but buyers need to watch out for fakes and shipping delays.
Wellbeing Magazine · 2m
Snap's $2,195 Specs are brilliant but broken
Snap's new smart glasses pack cutting-edge AR tech into a form factor that's too expensive and too uncomfortable to wear.
PCMAG · 3m
Snap's $2,195 smart glasses finally revealed
Snap showed off what its pricey AR specs can do, from real-time translation to NBA basketball games.
WIRED · 2m
Snap's $2,200 AR glasses are bold but not ready
After half a decade of development, Snap's first consumer AR glasses arrive this fall with big ambitions and real limitations.
The Verge · 3m
Snap launches Specs Intelligence AI assistant
Snap's new AI tool connects your apps and anticipates what you need, arriving on iOS today with Mac coming soon.
The Verge · 1m
Snap Specs: Standalone AR glasses finally arrive
Snap's first consumer AR glasses pack serious power into a wearable form factor, but at a steep price.
Engadget · 3m
Snap launches $2,195 Specs AR glasses with AI assistant
Evan Spiegel unveils standalone AR glasses designed to be a wearable computer, not just AI-powered camera specs.
Engadget · 2m
Meta's camera-free smart glasses dodge the creep factor
New Luna frames ditch the camera entirely, relying on microphones and AI instead.
The Verge · 1m