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Snap Enters the Consumer AR Race With $2,195 Specs Glasses

  • Snap, the company behind Snapchat, has unveiled Specs — its first augmented-reality glasses for public sale — priced at $2,195 and due to ship this fall, a costly bet that consumers will pay up to layer digital content over the real world.

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