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It's happening. We're getting smart glasses with

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displays in them, full color displays

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even. And they might replace the smartphone, they

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might replace your whole family. After a couple years of Meta having these, you

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know, glasses with a with cameras in them and and a microphone and speakers,

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they have finally added a display. Uh they revealed it uh in late September

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and they have actually just launched. It was like a reveal and then launch. $800

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and they're here. These are the glasses with the display, the Meta Ray-Ban

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display, which is actually reversed from the normal ones without the display,

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those are called Ray-Ban Metas keep up. And you're going to control them with

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this, the Meta neural band. Wow, it's blossoming open. This seems to be a

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theme with like the good packaged glasses. Wow, look at that. Kind of a

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leather style material. The glasses

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themselves. The first challenge is getting them out.

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They slide up. Okay, we got these covers on the

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frames, which are kind of like thick. I feel like it's just thick enough that it

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gives sort of like a designer glasses look and not so much like we tried to

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make glasses and stuck a bunch of tech inside. This is a charging case and it

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folds up, right? Is this Does that How does it Other people did this much

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better. Yeah, look at that. And you can just stick that in your pocket.

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Don't put it in your back pocket cuz you will sit on it. Actually, maybe

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that'd be fine.

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Just kidding, I feel it there. But you just love when a product comes out and

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you know, the focus is the the glasses themselves, but then like there's

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something else included with it that is like a no-brainer innovation that it's

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like why didn't we have this before? And this is one of those times. Oh, look at that It just like pops up. It's like

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spring loaded. Choo. I love it. Safety and warranty guide. Let's read through.

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We got a USB-C charging cord that's that

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long and a cleaning cloth and that's it for the main box. We got the distinctive

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camera and capture LED. This is actually the LED and this is the camera, although

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when you look at it, it's kind of hard to tell. You get mesmerized. On the top

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of the glasses, we have a capture button on this side. And over here, we've got

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the speaker vent and another one on the other side. On the bottom there is where

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the actual audio from the speakers will go into your ear holes, not the other

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parts of your ear. And it's kind of hard to see here, but we have five

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microphones, two on this arm, two on this arm and another one at the nose. So

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just under the left hinge of the glasses is the power button. It's like a toggle.

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And then kind of the star of the show here is the actual wave guide display.

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You can kind of see the elements of it here on the left side. Sort of. You see

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those little lines? You'll notice that that's only on one of

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the lenses. That's because the display is actually in that lens only. They're

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not trying to completely take over your whole vision. They're just trying to

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help. And lastly, on this side, there's

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a touchpad. It's actually an XY touchpad, so you can swipe up and down

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and back and forth. And this is there so that you have another option to control

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the glasses because the primary way that you're supposed to control them is with

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this, the Meta neural band. The Meta

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neural band is something that Meta has been doing research on for a while and

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they've kind of given updates on occasionally. The idea is it's a

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wristband or bracelet with sensors

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inside that can tell what you're doing with your fingies. This uses

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electromyography, which basically will sense the neural signals being sent by

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your brain to your muscles. It's not detecting the changes in your muscles

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themselves, it's kind of like catching them on their way and being like, "Oh,

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okay. I see what you're doing there. You want to turn the volume up." It's

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apparently supposed to be snug on your actual skin so that it can detect those

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signals. If it's a if it's loose and it's flopping around, it's not going to

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detect anything. And then there's also a charging cable in there that doesn't

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appear to have a port on it. It just goes on forever. So it's a charging pad,

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the USB-C to a magnetic charging pad. I should have put

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that I can do it. It's not worth it. Oh, there it is. Oh, I didn't even see that

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there's there's like a little button on this. There's a button, maybe for pairing,

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maybe just for fun. Start with your glasses first.

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They're like, "What are you doing here?" Not yet. To use hand gestures, slide the

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band onto your writing hand because one

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of the things you can do, apparently, is handwriting, but not yet. That feature

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is coming in a little bit. All right, I'm hooked in. I'm ready to jack into

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with by checking out our link in the video description. First off, seeing

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that they flex out a little bit is very nice to see. Some of those like early

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kind of early adopter display glasses

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kind of forgot to give it some of the nice-to-haves

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of just regular glasses and it's nice to see that we have that here. Okay. Oh,

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and there it is. Continue setup in the mobile app.

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I can see the display. It's right there. It's about I mean, I actually don't know

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what the borders are. Could be infinite. It's not infinite.

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Tour is in progress. Oh. I might need to do that part again.

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The music is still going. The music is playing. Okay, swipe down to the photos

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app. Swipe. Swipe. Okay, this is crazy.

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Is that something else now? And now it's playing in here. Okay, so the system got a little

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confused because as I was like pressing the primary kind of activation thing,

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tapping the the glasses, tapping your finger, it was playing music. But now

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we've closed the music app. We're by ourselves now. It's it's a safe space

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and we're going to redo the tutorial. Here we go. Hey everybody.

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Let's learn how to properly wear the band for gestures. Select your writing

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hand, right? Yes. Wear the band correctly. Done. You got

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to make sure the line is facing you and I was like, "Where's the line?" It's like, "Oh, it's hiding. Okay." And now

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capture life's best moments. And this is

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one of the really cool things. You get a viewfinder. So

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with the other glasses, you know, you're just kind of trusting that the frame is

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okay, but this is like showing you what you're actually capturing.

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That looked normal, probably. Tapping your index finger like this is

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like a left click on a mouse. Tapping your middle finger is like a go back

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button almost. Double tapping is going to send it to sleep or wake it up. And

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then you have your touchpad is this. You

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swipe to the left and swipe to the right. I got to say, the fact that it

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I'm using my hand as a control surface.

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And then of course, my favorite thing, pinching and and

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turning down and up. That can change your volume. It feels a little bit like I'm

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giving someone a purple nurple. Uh which I feel like I don't know. I

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don't know what they could do about that. What else would it be?

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Like they can't make it this cuz that's not enough like neural signals.

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Maybe maybe eventually, but is this better? Little bit. So now that I

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understand the gestures, I can navigate the interface here, which basically

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consists of three main screens. You got

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your kind of central main screen. If you

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swipe to the left, you got your control center. It's like your quick settings

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menu in Android. Uh you got a music shortcut, camera captions shortcuts, a

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volume display, brightness.

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And then you can set things to be audio only so you don't use the display.

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There's a do not disturb option and then you can go to the settings from here.

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And on the other side, you got your app list. WhatsApp, Instagram, Messenger,

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and messages. Those are going to be the actual integrations you can use with

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this thing if you want to use it as like an extension of your smartphone. Now,

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I'm interested in the captions thing. Right off the bat, I'm going to jump

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into that because I just love that. I am someone who struggles to pay attention

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and if I have a way to kind of double-check what someone just said,

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that would get me out of 90% of the problems I find myself in. But it's also

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a great accessibility feature for people who may be hard of hearing. For the best

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results, face the person who is talking.

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Hey Riley, really excited for our trip to Portugal together. I think the wives will have a blast and we're going to

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have a great time just hanging on the beach, having some uh mai tais.

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I just just hanging on the beach, I was in mai tais. But everything else it got

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it got uh just perfectly. It got a little confused. Hey Riley, it's me

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talking again. I'm just speaking and I'm going to keep speaking and you can't

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stop me from speaking because I love to do it. I love to yap. And you know what?

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Oh, basketball season starts today. Okay, that's interesting. So even as I

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turned away from you, it's saying, "Okay, the voice isn't coming from that

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direction anymore." But it knows that it's a continuous sentence. It knows

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that someone is still talking, the same person who was just talking. And then

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when you paused, it was like, "All right. Now I'm not going to pick up on what's

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in There's no one in front of you now. So that's probably just background noise." I honestly like the way that

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that function. That that's seems to be how it's supposed to operate.

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The only issue I can think of is that if you're like walking beside someone and

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they're talking and you want to see what they're saying,

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you kind of have to like face them the whole time. So you're like walking down

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the street and be like, "Really? Interesting." You know? That might be a

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little awkward. Live translation, French to English.

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Bonjour Riley. Uh je m'appelle Jake Bellavance. Uh comment ça va?

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It you said killer ideal and it said killer ideal.

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So true. But I'm I'm in live translation. Boom.

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Can I go to the bathroom? Hello Riley.

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R A L L I E. My name is Jake Bellavance.

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That's cool. When you started speaking English, it just started transcribing in English.

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So I think that's why I was confused whether it was in the translation mode or the English mode.

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Cuz I think it was like, "Yeah, we're doing French to English, but now someone's speaking English. So I'm not

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just going to like not transcribe that, you know? That would be rude." What I

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like about the display though is I like that it's down here. So

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this is about it's taking up like this much of my field of view.

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And I like that it's not like up or something. There's been some of the

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glasses that where you have to like look up to see the display and I feel like

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when you're talking to someone and it's like, "Yes, I'm listening to you. I care

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what you're saying." What? I feel like this is better if I'm

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like, "I'm listening to you." And I'm just looking over there for Oh, I just saw something interesting over there.

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And now I'm looking back at you. But there's nothing interesting up here.

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Okay, captions are cool. Live translation is cool. That's I can say

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without a doubt that yes, there were there's some hiccups with kind of like

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learning how to use it, but that was the smoothest experience that I've ever had

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with one of these smart glasses that do live translation. We've done a few of

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them now on ShortCircuit. That was smooth. There's a little bit of

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confusion sometimes if you move too fast and you're like doing one gesture and

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then another gesture right away. We're not really at Minority Report kind of

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levels yet where you can go like super super fast. You kind of have to reset

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and then pinch and then zoom out and then

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tap middle finger to go back. One thing to note about the camera is that the

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resolution of photos and videos are slightly lower than on the non-display

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equipped version of these which again

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has the name reversed. So if you are getting these primarily for its ability

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to take photos and videos and you want the highest resolution,

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that's just something to be aware of. The next coolest thing to me about these

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is maps. It knows

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which way I'm facing. This is not Google Maps. It's their own thing. So all of

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the niceties of Google Maps might not be there, but I'm going to see what it says

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if I say, "Directions to

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Shoppers Drug Mart." That's a Canadian thing. Oh, there it is.

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Okay. Click it.

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And then it's giving me directions. And I'll be right back.

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Okay, so we're opening Instagram. This is not my account, BT dubs.

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So these are DMs for whatever account we're logged

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into right now. So if I open this reel sent by Jake, I'm

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sure it's hilarious. Can I open the post

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you sent? Yes, I can. Can't display on glasses.

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I don't know why it didn't play the first one the first time, but will it play now? It can't play this

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one. There's something wrong with that reel. Meta Ray-Ban display

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does not like that reel. But it played the next one. So

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apparently you can watch reels on your Meta Ray-Ban display glasses, which is

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horrible news to me. Jake,

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I send you photos all the time and we hang out every day after work. Please

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please say my photos are good. Send.

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Thank you for being a friend >> Oops. even more friendly than anyone

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else. That was the mic quality as interpreted through these mics and being

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sent over Instagram and then played through Jake's phone speaker. The and

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that sounded pretty good. But we'll play the we'll play the actual sample. Hey,

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I'm talking to you so you can see what this looks like, but it's not really what Riley sees.

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I hope that's okay. Well, that experience is pretty cool. I feel like

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if I was out and about and I got a message cuz this is Instagram, but it's

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also, you know, with WhatsApp Messenger as well. The the interface is going to

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be the same. You can dictate or send a voice message or call or or attach a

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photo. And that was all pretty easy. I did that in a matter of in a matter of

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seconds. So the one thing that's really missing for me from this kind of

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messaging app interface here is that handwriting feature that they demoed

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when they first announced this thing. That looked super super cool. And the

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way that was supposed to work is that you put your hand on a surface and you

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handwrite like hello and you can write a message to

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somebody without actually speaking, which I feel like would be super super

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useful if you're in a public setting and you don't feel like being like, "Hey,

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what are you doing tonight? Text me back." Like, "Oh my gosh." So like the

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other Meta smart glasses, uh it'll play

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it it basically acts like a Bluetooth headset. It'll play any audio from your phone, but apparently there is a

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integration with Spotify. So you can ask Meta AI to specifically play something

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from Spotify. Now normally we play the YouTube video first for Crab Rave, but

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this thing does not play YouTube. Again,

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I feel like it's a positive, but let's go back up. Do it What is it What does

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it look like when I'm like doing the stuff with my hands? Are you are you feeling jealous? Are you like, "Ooh, I

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wish I could It is a little bit. Now it's playing. Volume. This is max.

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I believe it. I'm going to blow my eardrums out.

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Not the worst. There's bass.

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At the max volume, there's a like a little bit of distortion happening

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because it's like really really trying. But then if you turn it down to like, you know, 80% then the distortion goes

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away. Overall, speaker quality is pretty good. Quick thing about the hand

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gestures. As I was saying, you know, it kind of like it looks cool that I'm

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doing these and I've gotten used to using them even by now. It's only been a little bit. But if the band doesn't

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work, it comes with the band and this is the primary way that I think that that

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like the vision is for you to use the band, but if the band's not working for

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whatever reason, there are controls on the touchpad here. So two fingers

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forward is volume up. Two fingers back is volume down. I won't go through every

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single gesture, but for whatever reason if the band doesn't work, there are

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backup options. With any pair of display glasses, a concern may be that okay, you

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go outside and now you can't see anything because this dang old sun is

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still up in the sky. Well, these actually come with transition lenses. So

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it'll darken a little bit as you go outside, but the waveguide display also

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goes up to 5,000 nits, which is pretty

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bright. As for battery life, Meta says that you can expect up to 6 hours of

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continuous charge of like mixed use, I guess, with the glasses themselves and

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then the case has another 24 hours. So 30 hours total of charge. And then the

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neural band has an 18-hour battery life

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estimate. Now I didn't really test the Meta AI that much because what we're

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dealing with here is more or less similar situation to the non-display

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equipped glasses with the exception of course is that you can see, you know, a

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feed of your interactions with the chatbot there. And it'll be easier for

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you to kind of like say, "All right, I'm going to I'm going to ask Meta what I'm looking

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at and it the photo pops up and you can see,

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"Okay, I I framed it properly." Or like, you know, something that's not there.

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Hey Meta. Oh right, it's already listening. Can you generate me a picture

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of a laptop? Okay. So that's

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that's one benefit uh over the non-display glasses. You can tell it to

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show you a picture of something and you will actually see a picture generated by

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AI and that is definitely a laptop. So wow.

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After many many many years of this situation being teased, here we are. We

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have smart glasses with cameras and

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microphones and touch controls and

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Minority Report gestures and a display.

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We're entering into cyborg territory here basically. This is made me think

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that especially with the neural band, it had made it and and neural interfaces

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coming along. It'll it made me think of a future where like this stuff is just

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going to be kind of baked into our biology in some way. I know that's the

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we're not quite there yet, but this is like the first it feels like the first

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step towards that future. And you have to ask yourself

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if you want to use a product like this, you know, it's being made by Meta.

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Apple is apparently also working on products like this. Google is it wants

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to get things to market as well.

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And it's like, are we going to be okay with kind of just continually being a

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source of data for these companies? I don't know. That's a question you're

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going to have to ask yourself. Um or you can ask me and I will tell

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you, but not in this video. In this video, all I'm here to say is these are

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800 bucks and they're available now and it feels like the future even if we're

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not exactly sure whether we want it. It's coming. And you're going to come

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back here to watch another video. I bet you. I bet you will. Uh you should watch

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the previous video I did on what are

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they? Rokid? The Rokid glasses, which I at that time were the first display

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glasses of smart glasses. Not really.

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You get it. Go watch it. Subscribe. Quick anecdote. I would took my car into

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the shop the other day and there's a younger kid and he was wearing uh

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Ray-Ban Metas. And I was like, "This is the first time that I've seen these in

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the wild and he was like yeah they don't let me wear airpods in the shop so I

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wear these and I did not think that at the time but

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now I'm thinking wow your co-workers which is must be a little annoyed

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but in other situations where you know maybe there's not people around you who

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will be annoyed by you playing music that's like clearly audible