Snap unveiled true AR glasses with limited capacities and availability.  Evan Spiegel, the Snap CEO, introduced the company’s first real augmented reality glasses. One day, these glasses will become ubiquitous because many tech companies now are developing them.  In the demo, it showed butterflies fluttering and they landed in Evan’s hand.  What Features to Expect?  The latest Spectacles come with dual waveguide displays that can superimpose AR effects made with the company’s software tools. They are capable of 2,000 nits of brightness. In that case, the image can still appear clear and bright while you are out in the sun or a bright environment.  The latency is not perfect, though. However, it improves the experience as it can appear accurate and impactful.  The glasses’ frame includes four built-in mics and a touchpad. It also includes two stereo speakers. The front-facing camera can detect objects and surfaces that you are looking at.  In that way, graphics can interact naturally with your surrounding. The camera can capture footage of the actual world from your point of view. You can control the glasses with a touchpad or use voice commands.  The finished video you have captured can have virtual effects that you can save or publish to other people you know.  These new Spectacles weigh only 134 grams and compared with other AR glasses on the market, they are the most compact.  Four Versions of Spectacles The first two generations of Spectacles were video-capture devices. They had a single camera. Users could apply effects to the videos captured.  The third-gen Spectacles have a second camera used to capture depth info, allowing more accurate filters and effects.  Unfortunately, they don’t have embedded displays. Users needed to apply Lenses on their phones after they had captured the video.  In other words, they couldn’t see the AR effects through their glasses.  Limited Availability  No matter how great these fourth-generation AR glasses by Spectacles are, they are not available to everyone. They are not ready for mass consumption.  Furthermore, there are several limitations with these glasses. First, they have a small field of view. Even though the concepts of these glasses are nice, they might not entice AR enthusiasts.  In other words, they are not the AR glasses that AR enthusiasts dreamed of.  These new AR glasses were introduced during the Partner Summit for developers. The company...