Companies like Meta and Snap aren’t ready to sell their AR wearables to consumers yet—but their latest devices show ...

The company has gained some cool cachet in what to date has been panned as one of the dorkiest markets in tech.

The Orion glasses, which are notably significantly smaller than Snap's recently announced Spectacles 5, are true AR.

Here is what you need to know about Orion, the new computer-on-your-face nerd glasses Mark Zuckerberg showed off today ...

Currently, the best-selling option in Meta/Ray-Ban’s range are any that sport the traditional sunglasses lenses. But in doing ...

But the headliner was Orion, a prototype pair of holographic display glasses ... wear every day. Meta has also spent tens of billions of dollars over the past four years trying to make this ...

These glasses, called Orion, reportedly cost Meta somewhere around $10,000 a pair to make — and they're the latest flashy ... some 500,000 iPhones are sold globally every day). Its $3,500 price point ...

At the same time, there’s a product category that’s winning over more people every day, and that’s smart ... in the physical world. To make the glasses more compact and lighter, Meta has ...

Meta unveiled updates to the company’s virtual reality headset and Ray-Ban smart glasses ... still makes nearly all of its ...

For years, Zuckerberg has been hyping up glasses that layer digital information over the real world, calling them the “holy grail” device that will one day replace smartphones. Now ...

Meta debuted its first pair of augmented reality glasses ... make this version of the device available to the public, but executives said it’s not yet small enough or stylish enough. Those same ...