2023-09-30 03:06:06
Within its annual “Meta Connect” conference, Meta announced the latest what it will offer to users of its various platforms, in addition to the release of “Quest 3” glasses.
The company revealed the latest version of its new smart eyewear collection, in cooperation with the luxury eyewear brand Ray-Ban.
During its annual conference, Meta revealed the latest versions of Ray-Ban Meta Smart Glasses.
The glasses are capable of taking pictures via cameras installed on the front, including their ability to secretly record video clips.
Meta is complemented by this new version of Ray-Ban eyeglasses, the first version that was launched in 2021.
This time, Meta has developed the special edition of Ray-Ban smart glasses, making them more useful for influencers and content creators.
In this new version of Ray-Ban smart glasses, Meta canceled the name with which they were first introduced, as they were called Ray-Ban Stories, and the company contented itself with calling them smart glasses only.
Meta announced that the new Ray-Ban smart glasses will be available for sale starting next October 17, at a price starting at $299.
According to what was stated at the Meta conference, the new version of Ray-Ban smart glasses will support two basic purposes for users, the first is to replace earphones with an immersive audio system, the same system used in Amazon’s Echo Frames smart speaker device and used in Bose Tempo headphones. , which supports an audio system that ensures that the user is the only one listening.
With this new generation of Ray-Ban smart glasses, Meta has also significantly upgraded the microphone system. This time, the glasses contain 5 microphones, one of which is positioned in the bridge of the nose area. This makes making phone calls through the glasses, and directing voice commands, more convenient. pronounced.
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