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Meta highlighted its commitment to smart glasses at the recent Meta Connect event, showcasing various models including audio-only versions designed for communication and hearing assistance. The new glasses aim to address privacy concerns and offer practical features, positioning Meta as a key player in the smart eyewear market.
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- Meta Connect featured a strong emphasis on the company's line of smart glasses, with many attendees wearing them throughout the event.
- The new audio-only smart glasses, which do not have cameras, are designed to alleviate privacy concerns and include six microphones for communication.
- These glasses integrate with Muse, Meta's personal assistant system, allowing users to issue voice commands and manage tasks.
- A second model aimed at the hearing impaired is priced at $150, significantly lower than traditional hearing aids, and offers adjustable sound amplification.
- Mark Zuckerberg has expressed a vision for smart glasses as a significant part of the future, with Meta striving to create stylish and functional products in this niche market.
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