In partnership with Ray-Ban and Essilor Luxottica. Facebook announces the launch of smart glasses “Ray-Ban Stories”. The glasses have a built-in 5 megapixel dual camera and can take photos, the internal storage of which accepts up to 500 photos and videos of up to thirty seconds using a record button or hands-free thanks to voice commands from the Facebook assistant. Thanks to the speakers and the three microphones, you can make video or audio calls and share what you see live with automatic brightness adjustment according to the outside light. The frame size taken by the glasses which allows you to recharge the glasses. A full charge can take up to 200 photos or 50 videos. Ray-Ban Stories will be available first in the US, Australia, Canada, Ireland, Italy and the UK.
Smartglasses launched by Facebook and Ray-Ban
Starting at $299 in over 20 different combinations. Including the iconic Wayfarer/Wayfarer Large, Round and Meteor models, with clear, sun, transitional and corrective lenses. To order, when they are available in France, on the official website of the Hong Kong Telegram Number Data brand and will cost. Philips Projection has just announced two new, portable projectors: the GoPix 1 and the PicoPix MaxTV. The first is a pocket-sized, smartphone-dedicated projector that’s easy to carry around. Particularly small (78 x 120 x 18 mm) and light (245 g). It incorporates a DLP Cinema chip designed by Texas Instruments. This aluminum case is thus capable of projecting an image up to 75 inches with a definition of 854 x 480 pixels from a device connected to USB-C.
GoPix and Max TV the new video projectors from Philips
The GoPix 1 incorporates a 3W speaker and will come. With a remote control, tripod, USB-C cable and mini-HDMI to HDMI cable. The battery lasts for 2 hours. The GoPix 1 will be available from November 20, priced. The second, PicoPix Max TV, is also Ew Leads transportable with its dimensions of. Connectivity is provided by Wi-Fi 5 and Bluetooth 5.0. It also has an HDMI port, a USB 2.0 port, a USB-C port. On the sound side, the PicoPix MaxTV benefits from a 2.1 system of 2 x 12 W with a dedicated DSP. It is even possible to use it as a Bluetooth speaker, and enjoy up to ten hours of music listening or 4 hours of video playback. The PicoPix MaxTV will land on November 5 at a price of 899.99 euros.
