Meta Launches $799 Ray-Ban AR Smart Glasses with Built-in Display and Neural Wristband Control
Summary
Meta launches $799 Ray-Ban AR smart glasses featuring a built-in display, 12-megapixel camera, and revolutionary neural wristband control, alongside $499 Oakley athletic glasses with 3K video recording, marking a major leap forward in consumer augmented reality technology.
Key Points
- Meta unveils Ray-Ban Display smart glasses with built-in AR display, 12-megapixel camera, and neural wristband for $799, launching September 30
- The glasses feature a full-color high-resolution display in one lens that functions as a viewfinder and shows notifications, with six hours of battery life
- Meta also announces Oakley Meta Vanguard glasses for athletes at $499, featuring 3K video recording and 122-degree wide-angle lens, available October 21