Why Use Meta’s Ray-Bans and Their Single AI, when This New Vive Pair Will Give You Three?
HTC's Vive Eagle smart glasses feature AI voice assistant integration, a 12MP ultra-wide camera, and real-time translation in 13 languages, aiming to compete with Meta's Ray-Ban line.
- On Thursday, HTC announced the Vive Eagle in Taiwan, priced at about $520, available for preorder through August 31 and retail from September 1.
- With the smart eyewear market booming, HTC targeted Meta’s Ray-Ban Meta line to compete, noticing its surprise success.
- Using HTC’s Vive AI, the glasses integrate ChatGPT and Google Gemini, supported by real-time translation in 13 languages, and feature a 12MP ultra-wide camera.
- Pre-Orders for the Vive Eagle open today through August 31, but HTC has no international release window soon; units available at 2020EYEhaus and Taiwan Mobile stores.
- Differentiated by AI and privacy-first design, the Eagle positions HTC against Meta’s Ray-Ban and Oakley glasses, with no confirmed North America or Europe plans.
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HTC takes on Meta with the Vive Eagle smart glasses
HTC is once again attacking the wearable space with a pair of new smart glasses, the company announced. The Vive Eagle is a rival to Meta's Ray-Ban glasses with a fashion-foward lightweight design, open ear audio, voice-activated AI and an ultra-wide AI-powered camera. They look promising, if a bit expensive, but will only be available in Taiwan to start with. The Taiwanese firm clearly noticed that Meta's Ray-Ban smart glasses have been a surpr…
Why use Meta’s Ray-Bans and their single AI, when this new Vive pair will give you three? - WorldNL Magazine
(Image credit: HTC) HTC has a new pair of smart glasses called the Vive EagleThey boast many of the same features as their rivalsYou can only get them in Taiwan right nowHTC has just announced a new Vive wearable, but it’s not another VR headset – instead it’s a pair of stylish AI glasses called Vive Eagle. And I’m feeling twinges of jealousy towards anyone that can get a pair.That’s because these smart specs could put up a good fight against t…
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