The first model arrives without a screen, with Apple focusing on AI, audio, and cameras first, though a display version may follow in a later generation.
Apple's first glasses reportedly won't show you anything, no screen, no projected images, just a wearable frame that does something else entirely. That puts them in the same category as Meta's Ray-Ban glasses, which have cameras and speakers but no display. It's a more cautious starting point than most people expected from Apple, but it also means the first version doesn't have to solve the hardest problem in wearables: fitting a usable screen onto your face without looking ridiculous or draining a battery in two hours.
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