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Meta Updates Ray-Ban Display With Holographic Avatars and European Expansion
Hardware
about 1 hour ago•1 min read

Meta Updates Ray-Ban Display With Holographic Avatars and European Expansion

Zubiqo Take

"Fabricating a synthetic hologram of your face because you can't point a camera at yourself is a hilariously dystopian patch for an obvious physical hardware limitation."

Mag 6
Engadget
Meta Launches Gen 3 Ray-Ban AI Glasses With 9-Hour Battery at $449
Hardware
about 1 hour ago•1 min read

Meta Launches Gen 3 Ray-Ban AI Glasses With 9-Hour Battery at $449

Zubiqo Take

"Meta raising the price to squeeze in a sixth microphone and slightly better battery life proves the ultimate barrier to ambient AI is still physical hardware constraints."

Mag 7
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