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There's only one way Amazon's rumored AR glasses will compete with Ray-Ban Meta
We need only look at Amazon's flawed early attempts with Echo Frames to see how it would need to do things differently with "Jayhawk."
It sells a $400 Echo Show 21 and Kindle Scribe — and a$1,600 robot — but most of its "premium" products top out around $200; it's built a reputation for cheap quality, and then uses that as a foundation to upsell people into the low-to-mid-range. Amazon can't prioritize a cheap price here, either: components for lightweight AR glasses with all-day battery life and a bright, high-res display are expensive! Likewise, Google has invested$150 million in Warby Parker's "product development and commercialization," as part of their partnership to make Android XR glasses using WP designs.
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