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The rumors were true. Meta's first pair of AR glasses with a built-in screen is the Meta Ray-Ban Display. They'll cost $799.
The glasses have a camera, audio functionality, and a small, translucent heads-up display that shows information including text chats, reminders and video calls. Users are able to use gestures to interact with the HUD, including small actions like swiping your fingers to type out a chat reply. Each pair requires and comes with a dedicated EMG wristband, the Meta Neural Band, which enables these gestures.
At least, that's what Meta promises. The glasses failed to receive a phone call during a live demo during their announcement at the Discover Copy
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