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Google Starts Pre-orders for Gemini-Powered Glasses in US and Korea, Launching December 10 from $395

Google Starts Pre-orders for Gemini-Powered Glasses in US and Korea, Launching December 10 from $395
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Google and Samsung have started pre-orders in the US and Korea for their co-developed Gemini-powered smart glasses, set to launch on December 10.

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  • •Pre-orders have begun in the US and Korea for the Gemini-compatible smart glasses 'intelligent eyewear' co-developed with Samsung.
  • •The device features a built-in camera and microphone, allowing voice conversations with Gemini based on visual information.
  • •It includes privacy-conscious features such as outward-facing LEDs and automatic face blurring.
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