Ellis Rovin

They don't seem to have an inner display right now, but apparently that is coming later next year.

They are said to run on Gemini XR, you know, Android XR, which means they'll be controlled mostly through voice commands.

And the alleged specs are the Qualcomm Snapdragon AR1 chip, which makes sense.

12 megapixel Sony sensors.

A 155 milliamp hour battery, which is in line with the Ray-Bans.

Bowie conduction tweakers, 50 grams.

Rumored to be priced between $379 and $499, which is quite a wide range.

It's kind of a big range, but it isn't actually that big of a range, I think.

Like somewhere under $500.

It's not impulse buy territory, obviously, but it is not cheap.

They need to make these cheaper.

So the Metas are, what, $350?

But they went up, though.

But those are also Ray-Bans.

True.

This is a random Samsung, like Samsung glasses.

Aren't they going to collab?

So I haven't read this article yet, but typically there's some sort of, I think they all recognize they have to collab with a glasses maker.

I don't know if it's Warby Parker or Luxottica, whoever.

They just, they need someone to make the glasses.