Engadget found the glasses impressively lightweight and used onboard cameras and buttons to navigate the interface.
Engadget describes Meta's new VR glasses as impressively lightweight. In its hands-on look, the team used onboard cameras and buttons to navigate the interface and checked out the eye-detection and hand-tracking features.
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@CNETCNET Editor at Large Scott Stein dives into all the major takeaways, comparing Meta’s upcoming hardware to the rest of the wearable and spatial computing landscape, and discusses what the future might look like.
@engadgetMeta VR Glasses Hands On Meta's new VR Glasses are impressively lightweight. Through a combination of onboard cameras and buttons, we were able to navigate the interface and check out how its eye-detection and hand-tracking worked. Here's how the device works.@CNETCNET Editor at Large Scott Stein dives into all the major takeaways, comparing Meta’s upcoming hardware to the rest of the wearable and spatial computing landscape, and discusses what the future might look like.@engadgetMeta VR Glasses Hands On Meta's new VR Glasses are impressively lightweight. Through a combination of onboard cameras and buttons, we were able to navigate the interface and check out how its eye-detection and hand-tracking worked. Here's how the device works.@CNETCNET Editor at Large Scott Stein dives into all the major takeaways, comparing Meta’s upcoming hardware to the rest of the wearable and spatial computing landscape, and discusses what the future might look like.@engadgetMeta VR Glasses Hands On Meta's new VR Glasses are impressively lightweight. Through a combination of onboard cameras and buttons, we were able to navigate the interface and check out how its eye-detection and hand-tracking worked. Here's how the device works.@CNETCNET Editor at Large Scott Stein dives into all the major takeaways, comparing Meta’s upcoming hardware to the rest of the wearable and spatial computing landscape, and discusses what the future might look like.@engadgetMeta VR Glasses Hands On Meta's new VR Glasses are impressively lightweight. Through a combination of onboard cameras and buttons, we were able to navigate the interface and check out how its eye-detection and hand-tracking worked. Here's how the device works.
