Even with onboard AI, Ray-Ban Meta Smart Glasses aren’t as smart as they could be, since the glasses lack any sort of display ...

The smart glasses of tomorrow will have a built-in display, and we know that when we look at exciting prototypes like Meta’s Project Orion AR glasses. But the Halliday Smart Glasses are a real ...

New sporty model. In addition to the two models mentioned above, Meta is reportedly working on the third new smart glasses ...

The device would carry a higher price tag. Some employees involved in the project expect the Hypernova glasses to cost around $1,000, compared with a $299 starting price for the current Meta Ray-Bans.

The display appears as a 3.5-inch screen in the upper-right corner of the user’s view with minimal obstruction, according to Halliday, and remains visible in bright sunlight. The glasses ...

Whether that will happen is a matter for debate, but I’m already convinced that smart glasses will play a very large role in our tech future. Meta adding a display to its own glasses helps drive ...

Meta is pushing into augmented reality and AI-driven computing, despite years of mixed results in the wearable space. While ...

Wearable screens, heads-up displays, color-changing lenses, and automatic caption glasses stood out at the Consumer ...

ABI Research, a global technology intelligence firm, has noted this shift in interest and forecasts no-display smart glasses shipments will grow from 679,004 in 2024 to 15 million in 2030 – a ...

So what can you do with the Halliday smart glasses? I got a chance to try out a couple of demos, including real-time translation (Chinese to English). The words appeared in the mini display almost ...