Mark Zuckerberg believes that in 2030 we will not take our smartphones out of our pockets as much because we will do almost everything from our glasses. This may be a fairly accurate prediction, especially after the launch of the Meta Ray-Ban Display, connected glasses that are an important qualitative leap compared to the traditional Ray-Ban Meta.
Precisely to talk about If glasses can end up replacing the smartphone We have gotten together Jaume Lahoz, Jota and myself in Crossover 1×25. In this new episode we discuss everything about a launch that is certainly promising and even disruptive.
So, we begin by talking about the integrated screen on the right lens of the glasses, an extraordinary option that allows you to display notifications and relevant information at all times. Added to this is that bracelet with electromyographic technology for gesture control, a fantastic way to interact with the interface of these glasses.
Of course there is a worrying hidden side to this product: privacy risks. As with their predecessors, glasses can be used to capture images and video of what is in front of us, and that can spark new controversies in this regard.
We also talk about how several manufacturers in China have similar models that even surpass Meta’s glasses in technical performance. And of course we review the history of devices that already wanted to tempt us in 2013 with the legendary Google Glass.
Will other large technology companies enter this race? It seems inevitable, but the real question is whether glasses will actually become a great alternative to smartphones. Mark Zuckerberg is clear that yes. If you want to know what we think, We encourage you to take a look at the debatewhich we think has turned out great and interesting. Enjoy it!
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