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I can't help but feel like "smart glasses" is really pushing what this is? I feel like the vast majority of people when they see the words "smart glasses" they
by nerdjon 3y ago
I can't help but feel like "smart glasses" is really pushing what this is? I feel like the vast majority of people when they see the words "smart glasses" they probably think some sort of AR tech, or at the very least some sort of screen.
And yet this is really just glasses with something like AirPods stuck in it with a camera connected to your phone. Super smart.
Society is far far from ready to answer the privacy questions of something like this, but when has Meta ever cared about that so why not just release it...
- cvccvroomvroom 3y agoThey're voice assistants with a button on the glasses. It's a half-baked idea that lacks utility.
- nerdjon 3y agoThat is what I don't understand, I can do that with my AirPods already. The only "innovation" here is the camera. But while isn't horrible is far from anything I could call "smart glasses". I mean it isn't like it is even all self contained, it's tethered to a phone. I just don't see what this is really bringing to the table.
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