"The product that took center stage was the Meta Ray-Ban Display, an entirely new pair of glasses ($799) that has a small screen on the bottom right lens and comes with an accompanying neural wristband that tracks hand movements as commands. The screen allows the user to look at messages, take video calls where they can see the person on the other end, see walking directions, watch Instagram Reels, and get a preview of pictures before taking them."
"Only the person wearing the glasses is able to see the display, and they can turn off the screen when it is not in use. The user controls the display through the wristband, which allows them to click, scroll, and write out messages with different hand gestures. For example, tapping the thumb and index finger together plays music. The glasses also allow users to generate a live transcription of the speech around them, which they can view on the screen."
Meta released three new smart glasses, led by the Meta Ray‑Ban Display priced at $799 with a small screen on the bottom-right lens and an accompanying neural wristband for gesture control. More than two million Ray‑Ban glasses have sold since October 2023. The display shows messages, video calls with a visible person, walking directions, Instagram Reels, and photo previews, and only the wearer can view the screen. The wristband enables clicking, scrolling, and composing messages via hand gestures (for example, tapping thumb and index finger plays music). The glasses can generate live transcriptions of surrounding speech shown on the display.
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