Samsung's smart glasses may go on sale mid-December in Korea and the US
A Korean report says sales start in mid-December in South Korea and the US only; the price is not set.
Samsung is preparing smart glasses that talk to you, translate and guide you. Reports say they go on sale in December in Korea and the US only. The price is not known yet.
Hype check
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Why it matters
The glasses have no screen but translate and guide by voice, which matters if you want Gemini on your face.
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The details
- The report comes from South Korea and gives mid-December as the sale date.
- Sales start in South Korea and the US only, not in Europe, China or Japan.
- The price has not been decided, according to the report.
- They run Android XR with Gemini and have a camera, microphones and speakers, but no display.
- They use a Snapdragon AR1 Gen 1 chip, and Samsung promises up to 9 hours of use.
- This comes from unnamed sources; Samsung has not officially announced the date.
Receipts
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