Meta Ray-Ban Display Getting Feature Updates Including Holographic Avatar Support
Meta says the glasses will soon show a holographic avatar on calls and add cycling and transit directions, plus a new app to find compatible programs.
- At Meta Connect, Meta announced the expansion of the Meta Ray-Ban Display, which is now available in Canada, France, Germany, and Italy.
- Meta previously paused the international rollout earlier this year, citing "overwhelming demand" in the US and limited stock availability in January.
- Equipped with The Hologram for calls, the Display features heads-up navigation using conversational cues like "turn left at the yellow house" and weighs 69 grams with 30-hour battery life.
- Starting at CA$1,149 in Canada today, the Display is available immediately; pre-orders for France, Germany, and Italy begin today at £899 before October 13 availability.
- A new Explore app will help users browse available programs on the Display, while early access for WhatsApp will introduce The Hologram feature later this month.
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