Meta is expanding its smart glasses lineup, this time with a new collaboration that brings Oakley into the mix. The sports eyewear giant is joining forces with Meta, as confirmed by a teaser shared on ...

Both brands are part of EssilorLuxottica, which allows for Meta to extend the partnership very smoothly. Earlier, Bloomberg reported that the new Meta Smart Glasses would be based on the Oakley ...

The Lenovo Legion Go S with Steam OS is light years ahead of its Windows-powered counterpart. Not only does Steam OS fix a lot of Windows' problems, but it also drops the price by $130.

The refreshingly affordable RayNeo Air 3s smart glasses work with a wide array of computers, phones, and tablets to project a clear picture with rich colors into your line of vision.

These new glasses will be smaller, lighter, and packed with advanced AR and AI features. Snap's latest wearable aims to directly compete with products like Meta Ray-Ban Smartglasses and Apple's ...

A smaller chip allows a bigger battery. The Meta Ray-Bans I wear these days already look like real glasses, just slightly chunky ones. Asghar emphasizes that the new chip is 20% smaller.

Snap on Tuesday announced its plans to release a sixth-generation of its augmented reality glasses in 2026, as competition in the smart glasses market continues to heat up.

One thing is clear right now — standalone smart glasses are not fully possible yet. To get there, we need the computational power, display tech and battery capacity to evolve a whole lot further ...

AMD Z1 chips were largely considered the best gaming handheld processors of the last generation, but now we have the next-gen Z2 Series. Here's what we know about them so far.

The latest Ray-Ban Meta Smart Glasses are down to $239.20 (about $61 off) at multiple retailers, matching their all-time low price. You can save about $60. Skip to main content ...

Meta has released its Aria Gen 2 smart glasses, a major leap in AI-powered wearable tech. They are aimed at advancing research in spatial computing, robotics, and machine learning. Though not for ...