like they aren't a privacy nightmare for the user
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You'll still look like a pervert wearing meta glasses thou
So, glasses?
Glasses, but way heavier and more headache inducing
But that's The Zuckershit Way
GOOD! Can't wait for other companies to follow suit.
Literally all anyone wants is a heads up display in their glasses. Nobody wants a shitty webcam on their head.
I was shocked to find out thay these don't have a heads up display, just audio and camera
I want AR glasses so badly, but the tech just isn't there yet. I've been watching holography research like a hawk.
Have you seen Even G2? Pricey, but no camera, there is a HUD, there's some AI stuff baked in that you can (hopefully) turn off.
They all seem pricey and gimmicky at the moment though
Woah, If they actually have a display that is that thin, that is amazing
The camera-free glasses, code-named Luna, will still feature an array of six microphones to allow users to speak to the company’s AI chatbot and its recently-released AI assistant, called Muse. They’ll presumably pick up audio from users’ environments as well, where bystanders may not be aware of the eavesdropping.
SIX?
Good luck trying to build a better lav.
"with no camera"