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Meta Connect 2025 is set to spotlight the company’s next wave of smart eyewear, with CEO Mark Zuckerberg and CTO Andrew Bosworth hinting at a new device codenamed Celeste. The rumored glasses would blend Ray‑Ban style frames with a single‑eye peripheral display for notifications and camera previews, and could carry a premium price tag. Meta may also tease an upgraded line of Ray‑Ban and Oakley smart glasses, while a potential smartwatch‑like controller remains uncertain. On the VR side, no new headset is expected, but rumors of a Quest Pro 2 with an external compute puck continue to circulate. Ler mais

Meta’s Ray‑Ban smart glasses have sparked interest but are hampered by short battery life, limited prescription support and the lack of built‑in displays. Upcoming models such as Oakley‑branded glasses promise longer battery runs, while competitors like Rokid and Snap are experimenting with magnetic prescription inserts and display‑enabled lenses. Concerns over privacy, camera use and data collection remain prominent. Industry insiders suggest waiting for the upcoming Connect conference before committing to a purchase, as the next wave of AI‑powered smart glasses could address many of today’s shortcomings. Ler mais