Meta Unveils Released: First Look at the Pricey Orion AR Glasses
Meta, the tech giant behind Facebook, Instagram, and more, has publicly revealed its inaugural pair of true augmented reality (AR) glasses named Orion. Currently a prototype, this device boasts an impressive technology lineup.
A Glimpse into the Future (But at What Cost?)
Meta refers to Orion as “the most advanced pair of AR glasses ever made.” The company’s ambition is for Orion to redefine how we interact with technology. A wardrobe staple, it smartly merges the real and digital worlds directly before your eyes. These world-first specs promise simultaneous display of multi-task windows, “big screen entertainment”, and life-sized holograms, seamlessly blending the digital and tangible realms. Notably, the glasses are expected to cost about $10,000, a price tag that’s likely to position Orion within reach of a specific audience.
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## A Look at the Future: Meta’s Orion AR Glasses
**Interviewer:** We’re here today with Alex Reed, tech analyst and commentator, to discuss the recent unveiling of Meta’s Orion AR glasses. Welcome to the show!
**Alex Reed:** Thanks for having me.
**Interviewer:** Meta is calling Orion “the most advanced pair of AR glasses ever made.” They’re promising some pretty incredible features like multi-task windows, “big screen entertainment,” and even life-sized holograms. What are your initial thoughts on this technology?
**Alex Reed:** It’s certainly an exciting development. The potential for AR technology is enormous, and Meta appears to be making strides with Orion’s wide field of view and custom-designed display [[1](https://www.theverge.com/24253908/meta-orion-ar-glasses-demo-mark-zuckerberg-interview)]. If they can deliver on their promises, it could truly revolutionize the way we interact with technology.
**Interviewer:** However, there’s been some concern about the price tag: a hefty $10,000. Is this a realistic price point for mainstream adoption?
**Alex Reed:** That’s the big question, isn’t it? While early adopters and tech enthusiasts might be willing to shell out that much, it will likely be prohibitive for the average consumer. For Orion to truly succeed, Meta needs to find a way to bring down the cost significantly [[1](https://www.theverge.com/24253908/meta-orion-ar-glasses-demo-mark-zuckerberg-interview)].
**Interviewer:** Meta’s ambition is to eventually replace smartphones with AR glasses. Do you see that happening anytime soon?
**Alex Reed:** It’s a bold vision for sure. Smartphones are deeply integrated into our lives, so replacing them entirely will be a monumental task. However, Orion’s capabilities show we’re moving in that direction. It may take several years and several iterations before AR glasses become truly mainstream, but Meta’s investment in this technology is a clear indication of where the future lies.
