Meta debuts no-camera smart glasses and virtual reality spectacles
Summary
Meta introduced new smart glasses including audio-only models without cameras and advanced virtual reality (VR) glasses that look like regular spectacles. The new devices have better battery life, are lighter, and offer features like virtual displays and augmented reality.Key Facts
- Meta launched new Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses with longer battery life and lighter design.
- The audio-only glasses do not have cameras, aiming to reduce privacy concerns.
- Camera-equipped Ray-Ban Meta Gen 3 glasses last up to nine hours on one charge and include Dolby Atmos sound.
- Meta is expanding sales of its virtual display glasses to the UK, Canada, France, Germany, and Italy.
- The new VR glasses weigh 100 grams and connect to a small computing device worn on the body.
- The VR glasses use a 5K microOLED screen with high resolution and allow users to see the real world around them.
- These VR glasses focus on productivity and entertainment, not gaming, and support 3D movies with an immersive Disney+ experience.
- All smart glasses have an LED light to warn when recording, with improved tampering detection.
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