I'm here at Meta's headquarters in Silicon Valley, California with their new lineup of smart glasses or AI glasses as they call them. These are the new Oakley Vanguard, their first sport ccentric smart glasses. You have the camera in the middle uh which gives you a much better field of view for capture. You have improved features for recording like a slow motion mode in a time-lapse mode, better battery life.But the star of the show are actually these. These are the new display glasses from Meta, the Meta R ...

Product Overview - Meta introduces Oakley Vanguard, sport-centric smart glasses with improved camera field of view, recording features (slow motion, time-lapse), and better battery life [1] - Meta unveils Ray-Ban display glasses featuring a screen in the lens, controlled via a neural wristband [2] - Ray-Ban display glasses allow users to preview photos before capture, functioning as a viewfinder [3] Technological Features - Neural wristband enables hand gesture control for device interaction, mimicking Vision Pro's selection method [3][4] - Wristband gestures include index finger to thumb for selection and middle finger to thumb for returning to menus [4] - Thumb swipes across the grip on the wristband facilitate menu navigation, similar to a D-pad [4] Market & Sales Information - Meta's display glasses are priced at $800 and will be available for sale starting September 30th in select retail stores and online [3] - The display glasses are available in sand and black colors [3] - Meta anticipates launching AR glasses around 2027 [3]