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A simple \'Hey Meta\' records daily life: Trying Meta smart glasses

Smart glasses combined with artificial intelligence are drawing attention as next-generation wearable devices, and models that can take photos and videos, play music and answer spoken questions have entered the South Korean market. Meta officially launched the Ray-Ban Meta Gen 2 and Oakley Meta on May 25. A hands-on test of the Ray-Ban Meta Gen 2 Skyler highlighted voice commands for shooting, first-person recording, open-ear speakers for music and calls, and AI assistance, alongside limits in accuracy and privacy concerns.

Games & Commerce

Musinsa, Oakley run AI glasses pop-up for next-generation eyewear experience

Consumers can try on AI glasses jointly developed by Oakley and Meta in an offline setting. Musinsa said on Thursday it will run an \"Oakley Meta\" pop-up store at Musinsa Store Seongsu in Seoul’s Seongsu-dong from June 4 to 18. The pop-up is designed to offer an in-person experience of products previously available only online through Musinsa Drop, including the Vanguard sports lineup and the HSTN everyday lineup.

Telecommunications & Media

Apple weighs $200 to $500 price for first smart glasses, aims for mass market

Apple\'s first smart glasses are being designed as a strategy aimed at the broader eyewear market, not only competition with Meta, a report said. Apple is considering a $200 to $500 price range, with a direction closer to general consumers than luxury. Bloomberg\'s Mark Gurman said Apple expects its brand, industrial design and iPhone integration to drive demand, supported by its device ecosystem, retail network and AI features.