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Move over, smartphones—AI-powered glasses are turning heads at the 2025 International Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas! Chinese tech innovators like startups XREAL and Sharge are challenging giants such as Ray-Ban Meta, sparking what industry insiders call the 'Battle of the Glasses.'
'This isn’t just about augmented reality—it’s about redefining how we interact with the world,' a XREAL designer told CGTN. Their prototype glasses promise real-time translation, navigation overlays, and even mood-based music suggestions—all while looking like sleek everyday eyewear.
Meanwhile, Sharge’s lightweight model targets gamers and remote workers, projecting holographic screens only the wearer can see. But can these startups out-innovate established players? Ray-Ban Meta’s latest demo included instant social media integration, letting users snap photos with a wink.
The big question: Will privacy concerns and 'tech face' fatigue slow adoption? Developers emphasize user customization and battery life improvements as key selling points. One thing’s clear—the race to replace your phone is officially ON.
Chinese tech innovators like startups XREAL and Sharge are challenging giants such as Ray-Ban Meta, sparking what industry insiders call the 'Battle of the Glasses.'
'This isn’t just about augmented reality—it’s about redefining how we interact with the world,' a XREAL designer told CGTN. Their prototype glasses promise real-time translation, navigation overlays, and even mood-based music suggestions—all while looking like sleek everyday eyewear. 
But can these startups out-innovate established players? Ray-Ban Meta’s latest demo included instant social media integration, letting users snap photos with a wink. 
The big question: Will privacy concerns and 'tech face' fatigue slow adoption? Developers emphasize user customization and battery life improvements as key selling points. One thing’s clear—the race to replace your phone is officially ON. 
