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Google Unveils Gemini-Powered Smartglasses Starting at $395 With Privacy Focus

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Google has launched its first smartglasses powered by Gemini, its AI assistant. The devices are a joint effort between Google, Samsung, Gentle Monster, and Warby Parker. Pricing begins at $395. Google is emphasizing privacy features as a central selling point for the product.

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