Google launches Intelligent Eyewear collection with smart glasses from Gentle Monster and Warby Parker
Google's newest attempt at smart glasses is here, thanks to contributions from Gentle Monster, Warby Parker, and Samsung.
Google has unveiled its new Intelligent Eyewear collection, featuring smart glasses created in collaboration with Samsung, Gentle Monster, and Warby Parker. These glasses, part of the "Intelligent Eyewear" line, come in various designs and colors and are available for preorder, with shipments set to begin on December 10. Gentle Monster's glasses start at $449, while Warby Parker's glasses begin at $395.
Both brands have equipped their glasses with Google's Gemini AI, which integrates with open-ear speakers compatible with music, podcasts, and audiobooks. The glasses can also pair with both Android and iOS devices. Additionally, they boast a 12MP camera for video and photo capture, allowing users to show Gemini what they're seeing.
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