Snap SPECS AR Glasses Get AI, Cellular, Translation, and Navigation

Augmented reality glasses have had the same problem for years. The demonstrations can look impressive, but once the novelty fades, you are left wondering what you would actually do with a computer strapped to your face. Snap is trying to answer that question with a major expansion of SPECS, its $2,195 standalone AR glasses. The […]

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