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Time is of the essence for Meta and Zuck if they really want to own our faces as the next computing battleground.

It’s bad enough on current hardware, but if future AR/XR glasses use that peripheral area for information that doesn’t obstruct your view front-and-center, I’d be left out in the cold.

Smart glasses are wearable devices that can incorporate a mix of augmented reality (AR), artificial intelligence (AI), speakers, and multimedia capabilities, with specific features varying by model.

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Norm Glasses are even lighter than many audio-only smart glasses. Crucially, these things look a heck of a lot like regular old sunglasses, including the temples, which fold up like normal eyewear.

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Standalone AR glasses, or even models connected to the iPhone, will “kill” the smartphone. This was all before the dawn of AI like ChatGPT and Apple Intelligence. Tech. Entertainment.

Orion is not a product coming soon to stores, but it’s a functional prototype of how Meta imagines AR glasses. And they’re exactly what I want for the future of Apple Vision.

The AR glasses that Apple worked on were lighter than the Vision Pro and did not require a head strap, nor was there a front-facing screen showing the wearer's eyes.