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The Google-Samsung AI glasses and Meta Ray-Bans sound remarkably similar, but Android XR could have three key advantages that will make it worth waiting for

Having tested Google's prototype AI glasses and reviewed multiple pairs of Ray-Ban and Oakley glasses, I already see plenty of similarities and differences.

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