Snap is developing AR glasses named Specs, priced at 2,200 dollars and weighing 132 grams.
The updated hardware features spatial syncing technology, media integrations for platforms like YouTube and HBO Max, and comes in 47mm and 52mm sizes.
According to a test conducted in late October in San Francisco, the device now weighs 132 grams, almost half the weight of the older model, and no longer has the overheating problem that testers experienced in the past. The glasses come in two sizes, 47mm and 52mm, and feature spring-loaded hinges. They are priced at $2.200 and pre-orders have already begun, following their official presentation by the company's CEO, Evan Spiegel.
While the fit on the face has improved, the exact nature of the device remains unclear, as its price is extremely high. The device includes entertainment features, such as streaming videos from services like HBO Max and YouTube, as well as the ability to take photos and videos, similar to other smart glasses on the market.
The company is also promoting the device as a versatile workspace tool, with technology that allows two users to view the same thing at the same time. However, it remains to be seen whether the public is willing to pay the price for these features.
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