@Chrisgpt: Why did nobody talk about the Google XR AI glasses? These look great and it’s genuinely exciting more and more companie…
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The user expresses surprise that more people aren't discussing Google's XR AI glasses, which they find exciting as more companies enter the display XR glasses market.
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Why did nobody talk about the Google XR AI glasses?
These look great and it’s genuinely exciting more and more companies are getting into display XR Glasses. https://t.co/bskSmzgsID
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