Google pushes privacy angle as Gemini-powered smartglasses debut starting at $395
摘要
谷歌联合三星与眼镜品牌Gentle Monster、Warby Parker推出搭载Gemini的智能眼镜，今日开启预售。Warby Parker设计三款镜框，售价395美元起，仅在美国销售；Gentle Monster推出六款样式，449美元起，将在美国和韩国发售。产品由三星提供硬件、谷歌提供软件，支持透明及有色镜片选择。智能眼镜长期面临佩戴舒适度与隐私争
Smartglasses have always faced an uphill road to acceptance. Not only is propping a computer up on your nose an uncomfortable proposition, but the privacy aspect has been vexing people since the Google Glass days. Now, Google is ready to take another swing at "intelligent eyewear" for the Gemini era after previewing its plans a couple of times. The first glasses are up for preorder today from Gentle Monster and Warby Parker, but they're no impulse buy.
These devices are a collaboration between Google, Samsung, and the aforementioned eyewear designers. Gentle Monster and Warby Parker have each designed a few different frames, with options for transparent and tinted lenses. Samsung is providing the computing hardware that fits inside them, and Google has the software covered.
Warby Parker has designed three frames for Google eyewear, called Alden, Reid, and Wren (see above). They are available with both standard optical and sun lenses in Pine, Saddle, and Jet Black colors at $395 and higher. Warby Parker is only selling devices in the US. Gentle Monster has gone a bit further with six styles, but Google hasn't told us any names for those yet. They come in dark red, pink, gray, and yellow colors and are available with clear, tinted, blue, or brown lenses. The Gentle Monster styles start a little higher at $449, and they will be available in the US and South Korea.
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