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Snap opens pre-orders for $2,195 Specs AR glasses, entering competitive wearable market

Snap unveils $2,195 AR glasses Specs, betting on wearable computer revolution

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Amy O’Brien

2d ago· 12 min readenNews

Summary

Snap has unveiled its new AR glasses called Specs, priced at $2,195 per pair. The device represents the culmination of a decade-long investment into wearable computers combining AI and AR. Following the failure of the 2016 Spectacles (which only captured photos/videos), CEO Evan Spiegel is betting on these new glasses to revolutionize personal tech. However, experts express skepticism about their success, noting they face challenges in providing behavior-shifting convenience that can compete with both smartphones and rival AI glasses from competitors.

Source

Twitter / XSnap unveils $2,195 AR glasses Specs, betting on wearable computer revolutionvogue.com

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Ever since Snap's 2016 Spectacles, which only captured photo and video content to share on Snapchat and failed to sell, co-founder and CEO Evan Spiegel has been promising investors that Snap would one day revolutionize personal tech devices
the new Specs glasses are here, and they cost $2,195 a pop
experts say their success hinges on providing behavior-shifting convenience that usurps both smartphones and competitors' AI glasses
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Snap has released new AR glasses. But at more than $2,000 a pop and featuring a brandless design, experts say their success hinges on providing behavior-shifting convenience that usurps both smartphones and competitors’ AI glasses.

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