Mentra’s first smart glasses are open-source and come with their own app store
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Mentra's new Live smart glasses launch with a groundbreaking open-source operating system and dedicated MiniApp Store, marking the first app ecosystem specifically designed for smart eyewear. The $299 glasses feature a 12-megapixel camera, livestreaming capabilities, and unique applications like "Chess Cheater" that uses AI to whisper game suggestions through built-in speakers. Weighing just 43 grams with 12+ hour battery life, these prescription-ready glasses represent a significant step toward smartphone-like functionality in wearable technology, with initial shipments beginning February 15th.
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