Facebook and Ray-Ban today unveiled Stories, a new line of tech-forward glasses the companies hope will pave the way for a future of smart and stylish AR devices. Stories appear to fit in the same ...

Ray-Ban Stories are loaded with a 5MP camera to capture your favorite moments in video or still formats. Short 30-second video clips or around 500 photos can be stored on the internal memory.

Ray-Ban Stories are Ray-Ban’s version of smart glasses in collaboration with . They have a built-in camera to capture photos and videos on the go, so you never have to pull your out when a ...

Well, that’s where Ray-Ban Stories come into play. Whether you’re heading off to your next fall hike or looking for holiday gift ideas, these smart glasses are the perfect way to capture hands ...

Facebook detailed the smart glasses in a news release on Thursday. Ray-Ban Stories feature dual 5-megapixel cameras which allow users to capture footage from a first-person perspective.

Ray-Ban Stories Introduce a Seamless Way of Capturing Daily Life: The first generation of smart glasses from Ray-Ban and Meta with hands-free photo, video and sharing abilities.

The Ray-Ban Stories are fully compatible with prescription lenses. The glasses start at $299, with polarized and transition lens options available at a higher price point.

Users can charge their Ray-Ban Stories with the help of a portable charging case. Additionally, a fully charged frame has the capacity to capture and sync up to 500 photos or up to 30 videos.

The Ray-Ban Stories’ two cameras support the capture of 2592 x 1984-pixel images and 1184 x 1184 video at 30 fps. This is limitedcompared to the Snap Spectacles 3, which can capture 1216 x 1216 ...