@DIYgod: The newly released Meta Glasses Adventurer weighs only 24.9g, while the best domestic product, Thunderbird V4, weighs 38g. Additionally, Meta's camera is better, and the most outrageous part is that it's also cheaper. Aside from being hard to buy, everything else is great. I wonder what alien technology this is.
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Meta has released the Glasses Adventurer weighing only 24.9g, which is lighter, has a better camera, and is cheaper than the domestic Thunderbird V4 (38g), highlighting Meta's technological edge in smart glasses.
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The newly released Meta Glasses Adventurer weighs only 24.9g, while the best domestic option, the RayNeo V4, comes in at 38g. On top of that, Meta’s camera is better, and to top it all off, the price is even cheaper. The only downside is how hard it is to buy — everything else about it is excellent. I wonder what kind of alien tech this is https://t.co/o8KmMTzSMj
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