Super Light Smart Glasses: Solos Cuts Camera and Weight
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Tired of smart glasses feeling like bricks? Solos found a way to lighten the load, literally. Their new AirGo A6 promises intelligence without the bulk.
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01Solos launched new AirGo A6 smart glasses, ditching the camera for enhanced privacy.
02The new model weighs only 19 grams, less than half of its predecessor, the AirGo A5.
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What this means for you
For everyday people, this means less intrusive and more comfortable smart glasses that respond to voice commands without making you look like a secret agent cyborg. You can get information or assistance without pulling out your phone, keeping a low profile.
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03Its AI assistant relies solely on voice, allowing for a slimmer, more discreet design.
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Smart Glasses: Less Weight, More Privacy? Does it Work?
Solos decided to take a step back, perhaps to move forward, by launching their new AirGo A6 smart glasses without a camera. The idea is to make them more discreet and, let's be honest, a little less creepy for those around us. Goodbye clandestine filming, hello peace of mind.
The move allowed Solos to redesign the AirGo A6 for a sleeker, less conspicuous look. Who wants to wear glasses that scream "I'm smart" and might be spying on you? Something that blends in with regular glasses is better, right? The camera is gone, much to the delight of privacy paranoids.
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How Light Are They, Really?
The real stroke of genius, or at least the most tangible part, is the weight. The new Solos AirGo A6 glasses weigh around 19 grams. Just to put it in perspective, the previous model, the AirGo A5, ranged from 36 to 40 grams depending on the frame style. We're talking about a weight reduction of almost 50%, a significant leap for something that sits on your nose all day.
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This drastic weight cut isn't just a marketing number. It means the glasses are much more comfortable to wear, almost unnoticeable. Anyone who's tried heavy glasses knows how annoying that can be. Having an AI assistant controllable only by voice, without the bulk of a camera, makes the experience smoother. It's like having Siri or Google Assistant in your head, but without having to pull out your phone.
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What's a Camera-less "AI Assistant" Good For?
It's a fair question: if there's no camera, what makes this "AI assistant" smart? Well, the idea is that it responds to voice commands and gives you information without needing to look at a screen. Think navigation, weather updates, maybe a quick translation, or reading notifications. All via audio, directly into your ear.
It's a shift towards a more natural, less intrusive interaction with technology. Instead of pulling out your smartphone every two minutes, you could just ask your glasses. Solos has gone all-in on voice, making the AirGo A6 a purely audio-centric device. Will that be enough to convince us they're "smart"? We'll see.
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