Core Insights - The main focus of the Meta Connect 2025 event was the introduction of smart glasses, particularly the Ray-Ban Meta Display, which integrates a screen into the lenses for enhanced user interaction and information display [1][2][4]. Product Features - The Ray-Ban Meta Display features a small HUD (Heads-Up Display) embedded in the right lens, capable of showing notifications, navigation, messages, and AI assistant feedback, with a light leakage of less than 2% [4]. - The HUD has a resolution of 600x600 pixels and a brightness of up to 5000 nits, surpassing the recently released iPhone 17 [6]. - The glasses are equipped with a 12MP camera supporting 3K video recording, built-in speakers, and a microphone, weighing only 69 grams [6]. - Battery life is approximately 6 hours, improved from the previous model's 4 hours, with a portable charging case providing an additional 30 hours of usage [7]. - A new accessory, the Meta Neural Band, allows users to control the glasses through subtle hand gestures, enhancing the interaction experience [9][10]. AI Integration - The Meta Display includes a feature called Live AI, which offers real-time translation and smart voice assistant capabilities, although its performance during the event was criticized [14][16]. - The glasses can analyze the environment, providing information about objects and enhancing user interaction in social settings [16][18]. Pricing and Market Position - The starting price for the Meta Display is $799, significantly higher than the previous Ray-Ban Meta model priced at $299, positioning it as a premium product in the market [21]. - The Oakley Meta Vanguard Sports Glasses, designed for athletes, feature a 12MP camera, 3K Ultra HD video recording, and a battery life of up to 9 hours, priced at $499 [22][30]. Future Developments - Meta announced new platforms for its metaverse, including Horizon Studio and Horizon Engine, aimed at enhancing user experience and content creation within virtual environments [33][35].