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Mr Z
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By 2030, I guarantee we'll all be wearing Zuckerberg's new AR glasses. Not because they're cool. Because they're the biggest tech revolution since the iPhone: In 2014, Zuckerberg bought Oculus for $2 billion. Zuck sees something we don't: The future of computing isn't in our pockets. It's on our faces. Fast forward to 2024: Zuckerberg unveils Orion, Meta's most advanced AR glasses yet. They're not just smart glasses. They're a glimpse into the future. Orion's features are mind-blowing: • Eye tracking for intuitive control • Micro LED projectors for holographic display • Neural interface wristband for thought-to-action commands It's like sci-fi, but real. But here's the kicker: These glasses weigh less than 100 grams. That's lighter than most regular glasses. Zuck plans to release consumer AR glasses within a few years. Price point? Think smartphone or laptop range. Meta's Ray-Ban smart glasses have been unexpectedly successful. People are ready for wearable tech.

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Anonymous 7

Stealth • 19m

Not sure if everyone wants to wear tech on their face all day. It might take more than cool features to convince the masses

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Anonymous 6

Stealth • 39m

With features like that, it's easy to see how they’ll be the next big thing, spacial computing bro. So cool

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Anonymous 5

Stealth • 1h

You know what, though? We laughed at smartphones back in the day too, but look at where we are now. AR might seem out of reach, but in 10 years, we might all be using these glasses to watch IPL, get directions, or even attend weddings virtually.

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Anonymous 4

Stealth • 2h

These glasses sound like the iPhone moment for AR, but remember how long it took for smartphones to become affordable for the masses? If Meta can nail that price point and make them less intimidating, maybe they’ll actually take off. Until then, it’s rich people tech.

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Anonymous 3

Stealth • 2h

Bro, I don’t care if Zuck has these glasses or a time machine, no way am I walking around with something strapped to my face all day. People said the same thing about Google Glass, and that died quick. AR is cool, but not everyone’s ready to look like a sci-fi character.

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