Gemini smartglasses preorders open from $395 via Warby Parker and Gentle Monster
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Google has opened preorders for its Gemini-powered smartglasses, sold through eyewear partners Warby Parker and Gentle Monster. Warby Parker frames start at $395, while Gentle Monster styles start at $449. The devices are a collaboration: Samsung supplies the computing hardware inside the frames and Google provides the software. Google is emphasizing privacy as it returns to intelligent eyewear after the Google Glass era. Availability differs by partner. Warby Parker's three frames (Alden, Reid, Wren) come in Pine, Saddle and Jet Black with standard optical or sun lenses and are sold only in the US. Gentle Monster offers six styles in dark red, pink, gray and yellow with clear, tinted, blue or brown lenses, available in the US and South Korea.
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Google's Gemini-powered smartglasses are now available for preorder through Gentle Monster and Warby Parker, with prices starting at $395 for Warby Parker frames and $449 for Gentle Monster styles. The devices are a collaboration in which Samsung supplies the computing hardware inside the frames and Google provides the software, and Google is emphasizing privacy as it returns to intelligent eyewear after the Google Glass era. Warby Parker's three frames, Alden, Reid, and Wren, come in Pine, Saddle, and Jet Black with standard optical or sun lenses and are sold only in the US, while Gentle Monster offers six styles in dark red, pink, gray, and yellow with clear, tinted, blue, or brown lenses in the US and South Korea.
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