Lou Whiteman

Or the Pixel, yeah.

I mean, look, I'm just going to be that guy and do this because I do think you ignore this until it works.

You know, if you go by what companies promised at IO-like events, we'd all be segueing to work on streets devoid of cars.

We'd get our nutrition from Juicero health presses instead of actually going to restaurants.

And we'd be doing our work via the humane

AI pin, remember that?

Look, AI will cause hardware to evolve, but whether or not this is, and maybe I'm just going to show my ignorance here, but here's my question on the glasses.

As someone who actually wears glasses, okay?

The Meta Ray-Ban version 2, so the newest, they say battery life between four to eight hours, okay?

Now, I'm going to guess that- Gets you through breakfast.

Well, right.

From what I know about consumer tech, I'm guessing that it isn't the full eight hours after a few weeks, right?

Yeah.

So what do I do when I'm charging my glasses midday?

Do I take a nap?

Do I not see?

I feel like there's some really fundamental questions.

Dangerously.

Or do I have to buy two pairs of these glasses?

I just feel like there is a long history of tech innovation.