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Meta has been developing its glasses technology for over 10 years, aiming to create something different from what others are working on, such as the Meta Neural Band for micro gesture control.

Mark Zuckerberg believes that glasses will be the next computing platform device. They allow you to stay present in the moment, unlike phones, and are ideal for AI because they can see what you see and hear what you hear.

The new Meta AR glasses could potentially change how people interact by allowing them to multitask during conversations.

Meta is unveiling a new AR glasses device with features like a heads-up display and live subtitles for conversations, marking a step forward in wearable technology.

The new Meta glasses will feature a heads-up display and can show subtitles for people speaking, enhancing communication in loud environments.

The Meta glasses are designed to blend the physical and digital worlds seamlessly, allowing holograms to be integrated into the real world.

Meta's new display glasses, branded with Ray-Ban, offer a heads-up display that includes features like texting and navigation. They also have a neural band that allows for gesture control, making it a unique experience. These glasses are priced at $800 and are targeted at early adopters.

Meta is working on a range of glasses from simple designs to full augmented reality glasses, catering to different styles and technology preferences.

The new Meta AR glasses include features like a heads-up display and the ability to display subtitles for people speaking, enhancing communication in noisy environments.

Meta is unveiling new AR glasses with features like heads-up display and live subtitling, but concerns remain about their impact on social interactions.