It’s Not Rocket Science: Ray-Ban Meta Wayfarers Are the Best Face Computer
A huge part of the reason why Ray-Ban Meta Wayfarers are the best face computer is because a lot of people already do want to wear Ray-Ban Wayfarers. It’s a lot easier to persuade people to wear a smart accessory when that accessory looks sharp as hell. Meta has committed to the bit with its latest launch, the Ray-Ban Meta x Coperni collaboration, which just debuted at Paris Fashion Week, no less.
Ray-Ban Meta x Coperni Collaboration
Coperni is a French fashion brand that’s known for semi-techy stunts like spraying a dress onto model Bella Hadid, so collaborating with Meta isn’t totally off-brand. The Coperni glasses are limited-edition (naturally). In addition to all the usual Ray-Ban Meta features – live video recording, AI capabilities, pretty great sound quality – the Coperni glasses have limited edition numbering, a Coperni charging case, and gray mirror lenses. Important to remember, though: Buying a $549 pair of fashion AI glasses will not make you look like a modern-day oligarch. You’re going to need a chin implant, a car with 37 recall notices, or a bunker in Hawaii to do that.
Watch Out Elon, Former Tesla and Lucid Bods Are Making Their Own Roadster EVs
New EV brands are springing up all the time, but what makes Longbow Motors special is not only the stunning designs of the first two incoming models but that this start-up is founded by former execs from Tesla, BYD, and Lucid. That’s quite the pedigree.
The Speedster and Roadster
The two EVs are the Speedster (above), with no roof or windscreen, which will be followed by a fixed-roof, two-seat coupe called the Roadster. The rear-wheel drive Speedster will be limited to 150 cars, and weigh in at just 895 kg, giving it a 275-mile range, a claimed 0-62 mph time of 3.5 seconds, and $92,600 price tag. The Roadster will be cheaper at $70,850, but 100 kg heavier, yet still good for 0-62 mph in 3.6 seconds, and 280 miles.
Get a Handle on JBL’s Pimped Most Popular Speakers
JBL dropped two new speakers in time for the warm weather ahead. This week, the company debuted rejigged versions of the JBL Flip 7 and the JBL Charge 6—two of its most popular models. Both have enhanced sound ("bigger and bolder," according to JBL), its Sound Boost tech that analyzes music in real-time and optimizes the driver accordingly, as well as high-res lossless audio via USB-C. You can also pair it with other Auracast-enabled JBL speakers (although it won’t work with older models that use PartyBoost).
Conclusion
As the world becomes increasingly tech-savvy, it’s no surprise that Ray-Ban Meta Wayfarers are leading the charge in the face computer market. With their sleek designs and innovative features, it’s no wonder they’re the go-to choice for many. Meanwhile, new EV brands like Longbow Motors are shaking up the automotive industry with their unique designs and commitment to quality. And, of course, JBL is keeping the music going with their latest speaker releases. One thing is for sure – the future is looking bright and bright.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What makes Ray-Ban Meta Wayfarers so popular?
A: Their sleek design and innovative features make them a must-have for many.
Q: What’s the difference between the Speedster and Roadster?
A: The Speedster has no roof or windscreen, while the Roadster has a fixed roof and is 100 kg heavier.
Q: Can I pair JBL speakers with other devices?
A: Yes, you can pair JBL speakers with other Auracast-enabled devices, but not with older models that use PartyBoost.
