Intel’s new smart glasses won’t make you look like a Glasshole. By shining a low-powered laser into your retina, the glasses can get all sorts of information without pulling out your phone.

Intel has developed a prototype for a pair of smart glasses that are designed to look normal — or at least, normal for a pair of smart glasses. News of Intel's latest hardware broke in February ...

Intel's Vaunt smart glasses aren't Augmented Reality, they're not entertainment-changing Virtual Reality, and they're definitely not Google Glass. What they are, we've discovered today, is… ...

Intel has launched an impressively light, regular-looking set of smart glasses called Vaunt, confirming rumors from Bloomberg and others. Seen by The Verge, they have plastic frames and weigh ...

Over the years, we’ve seen folks try and fail at the smart glasses game. Google Glasses never had a chance, and even the Snap Spectacles heyday has come to an end.But that’s not stopping Intel ...

Intel’s Vaunt smart glasses look like a standard pair of glasses, as you’ll see in the video below. Vaunt glasses are almost normal. From up close, you can tell they’re not the dumb glasses ...

And just because Intel’s Vaunt glasses don’t look as stupid as Google Glass and may not come with the big privacy nightmares, that doesn’t mean we’ll all be wearing them in the next year.

Intel's Vaunt smart glasses are real, and they're arguably the most realistic vision of how wearable computing can escape the "Glasshole" reputation.

Looking to buy smart glasses in 2025? Here's your ultimate guide to the latest and upcoming models from Meta, Snap, Google, ...

In a conversation at the Intel Innovation 2023 in California with Sachin Katti, Senior Vice President and General Manager of Intel's Network and Edge Group, the future of smart glasses emerged as ...