Augmented Reality Computer

Snap unveils its $2,195 augmented reality glasses

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A face computer for $2,200? Snap makes another pitch for augmented reality.

Augmented reality was supposed to be the next big thing. It may still be, but not soon.

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Snap Launches $2,195 'Specs' Augmented Reality Glasses

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Snap unveils pricey 'Specs' augmented reality glasses

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Snap unveils £1,995 smart glasses after previous flops

Snapchat's parent company has announced it is releasing new smart glasses, a decade after its original pair lost the company tens of millions of dollars.

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Snap's New Specs Are Chunky, Pricey and I Really Need to Try Them

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Move Over, Meta: Snap Debuts New 'Specs' Standalone AR Glasses For $2,195 With Dual Processors

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Can anyone look cool wearing Snap’s $2,000 glasses?

To be clear, Snap is positioning these as an aspirational, high-fashion gadget.

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Snap unveils $2,195 AR glasses as tech battle with Meta heats up

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Snap Smart Glasses Hit The Market At $2,195 As AR Wearables Reach Inflection Point

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Snap thinks it can beat Apple, Meta and Google to your face

The smallest company in the room just shipped the boldest bet on what replaces your phone.

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Qualcomm’s latest chip promises to take smart glasses to a new level

Qualcomm made the case that the next computer you own won’t sit in your pocket. It’ll sit on your face. The San Diego chipmaker took the stage at the Augmented World Expo in Long Beach on Tuesday to unveil the Snapdragon Reality Elite,

You Can Finally Buy Snap’s New AR Specs—for $2,195

Snap CEO Evan Spiegel lays out the company’s vision for its augmented-reality smart glasses, arriving later this year.

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Lessons in virtual reality: What these computer science students built (and learned) in 10 weeks

Kenneth Ma, left, a member of the University of Washington team behind the PrezVR virtual reality presentation app, gives a demo to Lawrence Tan, right, a fellow computer science student attending the recent AR/VR Capstone Demo Day on the UW campus.