Jordi Hays

The features are a mix of things you'd want in a daily driver pair of glasses that you'd have on all the time, everywhere.

Maps, HUD, review of restaurants in your visual field, prosumer features like the ability to collaborate on shared virtual whiteboards and more general AI-powered assistance, stuff like measuring distances for you so you don't have to use a tape measure.

The broad mix of features combined with the fact that specs are fairly pricey, $2,200 basically, and that they look painful to wear.

So Brandon Guerrell is pointing out the fact that Evan's ear looks a little bit bent from wearing the specs.

The, what do they call that?

The bar?

What's that thing on the glasses that goes in the back?

I don't know.

Whatever that thing is, it's a little thick.

It's a little heavy.

There's a battery back there, probably some compute.

And so that is compressing his ear a little bit.

You imagine wearing that for four hours.

Maybe it gets a little bit tiring.

So...

Oh, Tyler's going to the Midjourney event, which will also be interesting.

There's a whole bunch of interesting hardware stuff happening in the midst of the AI boom.

Midjourney's launching a hardware device tonight.

No one knows exactly what it is.

Surprising it hasn't leaked yet.