HTC takes Meta with Vive Eagle Smart glasses

HTC is once again The company announced the attack on the area that can be worn with a pair of new smart glasses. Vive Eagle is a competitor for Ray-Ban glasses in Meta with lightweight fashion design, open ear sound, Amnesty International Achctivated AI and AI’s on behalf of AI. It looks promising, if it is a little expensive, but it will only be available in Taiwan to start.

The Taiwanese company clearly noted that the Ray-Ban smart glasses of Meta were a sudden success. It is easy to know the reason – in our Engadget ReviewWe found that it looks great and impressed. The current model includes loudspeakers inside the ear, cameras, microphones and access to the virtual Meta assistant.

HTC used the same formula for Vive, although they have a difficult battle against the Ray-Ban brand in terms of awareness and elegance for consumers. The company wrote: “Vive Eagle features a beauty of accuracy that hides its strong technology in clean lines and the least,” the company wrote. I managed to contain all technology in a relatively lightweight frame weighing only 49 grams, only a gram heavier than Ray-Bans from Meta.

On the side of the camera, Vive Eagle comes with a wide -ranging 12 -megapixel model with vocal activated artificial intelligence, and provides support for multiple platforms including Openai and Gemini. The company wrote: “Through a simple audio matter like” O Vive, take a picture, users can take what they see – directly from their glasses, “the company wrote.

Voice orders also allow you to do things like recording reminders, record notes, and obtain restaurant recommendations. You can also get a translation in actual time in 13 languages: Arabic, traditional Chinese, English, French, German, Greek, Italian, Japanese, Portuguese, Spanish, Korean, Thai, Turkish.

On the audio side, Vive Eagle has an open setting “that combines large audio drivers with the virtual flower to present the rich and spatial sound while reducing sound leakage,” said HTC. I promised to be able to hear music or voice claims without hearing others, while still realizing your surroundings.

HTC is up to 36 hours of preparation time and 4.5 hours of continuous music, thanks to the 235mAh battery, and you can get a 50 percent charging (via fast magnetic charging) in just 10 minutes. It also features a “privacy first” structure with all other data and data stored exclusively on the device-and this is protected by AES 256-bit encryption, according to HTC.

Vive Eagle will only be available in Taiwan at the beginning for $ 15,600, or about $ 520-a little more than most Ray-Ban models in Meta. HTC has not yet said whether to bring VIVE EAGLE to other regions including the United States – but if it was at this price, it would be difficult against his opponent.