"At its Connect keynote on Wednesday, Meta officially introduced the $799.99 Meta Ray-Ban Display, also known as Hypernova. The brand's new, high-end smart glasses feature an in-lens display you can control with wrist-based gestures via the new Meta Neural Band that's included. The display pairs with your phone and allows you to see everything from text messages and Instagram Reels to maps and more - all without having to pull out your device."
"The Meta Ray-Ban Display comes in two sizes (standard and large) and two colors (black or sand) and features transition lenses, which can darken in sunlight and return to clear indoors. The display only shows up in the right lens, and when it's up, it can show apps in full-color with a 600 by 600 pixel resolution and a 20-degree field of view."
Meta released the $799.99 Meta Ray-Ban Display (Hypernova), a high-end smart glasses model with an in-lens display controlled by wrist-based gestures via the included Meta Neural Band. The display pairs with a phone to show messages, Instagram Reels, maps, and other apps without using a handset. The glasses ship September 30 with in-store demos at select retailers. The frames come in two sizes and two colors and include transition lenses that darken in sunlight. The display appears only in the right lens, offers a 600x600 color resolution and a 20-degree field of view, and uses a monocular design.
Read at The Verge
Unable to calculate read time
Collection
[
|
...
]