In terms of specs, Ray-Ban Stories have a dual 5-megapixel camera system and shoot 2592 by 1944 resolution images. The videos it takes are 1184 by 1184 at 30 frames per second.

Ray-Ban Stories are a joint effort between the famed sunglass company and Facebook. Although they look like normal glasses, there are tiny cameras hidden in the frame, allowing you to capture ...

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 describes these as a "new way to capture, share and listen." They're also described as the company's " first generation of smart sunglasses and eyeglasses." Here's what you need to know.

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 ...

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 ...

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 glasses are a bit of a strange product. They’re not the AR glasses that we’ve been waiting for. In fact, they don’t really have any AR capabilities at all.

Facebook's first foray into the world of smart glasses is here. Confusingly dubbed Ray-Ban Stories, they start at $299 and bring together much of the technology we've already seen in smart eyewear.