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The Vergeby Jay Peters
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I wore Snap’s $2,200 smart glasses

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Snapの新型ARグラス『Specs』を実際に装着し、ピンチ操作でバーチャルなドミノを配置する体験を通じて、直感的なUIと没入感の高さを評価した

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  • •Snapの新型スマートグラス『Specs』は、ピンチジェスチャーによる直感的な操作インターフェースを採用している
  • •実機レビューでは、バーチャルオブジェクトを現実空間に配置する際の没入感と操作のしやすさが特徴として挙げられた
  • •2,200ドルという比較的高価な価格設定ながら、AR体験の質的な向上が確認された
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