Meta and Ray-Ban have revealed the Meta Ray-Ban Display, the next step in their augmented reality wearable line. These glasses incorporate a full-color display into the lenses. This new product offers a digital interface, keeping users informed while they stay connected to the world. The launch also includes the redesigned Meta Ray-Ban Gen 2 glasses. The glasses use Meta’s software, aiming to integrate more users into the Meta ecosystem. The Ray-Ban Display is priced at $799. The new glasses feature a high-resolution screen within the right lens, showing text messages, photo previews, and real-time translations. The Meta Neural Band wristband utilizes electromyography for hands-free control. Other features include hands-free messaging, two-way video calling, live captioning, and enhanced audio via a five-microphone setup. The Meta Ray-Ban Display, bundled with the Meta Neural Band, is currently sold only in the U.S. for $799. Sales begin September 30th. Next year, they plan to release them in Canada, France, Italy, and the UK. India might see the glasses late next year, based on previous release timelines.
