Snap's Specs: Standalone AR Glasses Hit the Market at $2,195
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Snap unveils Specs, its first consumer-ready standalone AR glasses, priced at $2,195, with a built-in OS, hand-tracking, anchorable AR windows, a 51° field of view, and apps like Google Docs, a translation tool, and maps. They work without a tether but are chunky and reportedly deliver up to about four hours of mixed-use battery; a $200 cellular-connected charging case is available. Targeting AR enthusiasts and enterprise, the device raises questions about battery life, comfort, and who will actually buy it.
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