Wired·3 min read·medium
Halliday’s New Smart Glasses Skip the Camera
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Boone Ashworth
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Halliday's new G2 smart glasses are marketed as a professional tool that avoids the privacy controversies associated with camera-equipped wearables. The device focuses on audio recording for meetings, though it lacks visual indicators for recording status.
They’re normal-ish looking glasses, meant to blend into a professional environment, namely by not having cameras on them. They cost $599, with first shipments planned for September 2026. There are paid subscription tiers for the AI services that range from $10 per month to $99, but users can choose a free tier that offers 120 minutes of recording time.
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