Meta has announced its next generation of wearable technology with the introduction of Meta VR Glasses . These glasses weigh approximately 100 grams and are designed to function as a personal cinema, a workspace, and a gaming console. The hardware uses a two part system with glasses for the display and a puck for the battery and computing. The 5K micro-OLED display features 37 pixels per degree and supports Dolby Vision and Atmos. Driven by a Snapdragon Reality Elite chip, the puck provides three hours of battery life and 45W fast charging. Instead of controllers, users navigate via hand gestures, eye movements, or Meta AI. You can connect a Mac or Windows PC via USB-C to use your own keyboard. Full color passthrough allows you to see your desk and surroundings while working. The device is IMAX Enhanced certified and offers 3D Disney plus movies. Media partners include Peacock, YouTube, HBO Max, and Prime Video. It also supports 8K sports from ESPN, 75 launch games ...
Meta has introduced Ray-Ban Meta Audio , marking the first time the company has released smart glasses without a camera. Since there is no camera component taking up space, the frames weigh only 43 grams. According to Meta, these are its lightest and thinnest AI glasses to date, while keeping the well-known Ray-Ban design. Sound has remained the top feature among Meta glasses users from the very beginning. Listeners can enjoy music and podcasts, answer phone calls with voice pickup that beats earbuds, and speak with an AI assistant without lifting a finger. The frames link up with Muse, Meta’s personal AI agent, which offers sports results, nearby restaurant suggestions, real-time conversation translation, and assistance with everyday tasks. A single charge keeps the glasses running for as long as 12 hours, and the charging case that comes in the box provides an extra 48 hours. For comfort, the design includes temple tips that a professional can adjust, no...