Gadgets experience multiple revivals like fashion trends. The technology from beige keyboards of the 80s to grey-and-black plastic gaming systems in the 90s have gone through the rainbow colors of Sony’s Walkman and Nintendo’s Game Boy handhelds.
Major changes have started to emerge as the new millennium approached with the launch of the striking see-through iMacs, N64 controllers, and devices with transparent casings. Similar to grunge makeup getting its resurgence along with oversized jeans, transparent technology is coming back.
Current see-through gadgets are pushing toward the next big trend, leaving behind the bar-white iPods of the 2000s, the matte black smartphones of the 2010s, and the present-coloured aluminium and glass finishes.
There are clear smartphones like the Nothing Phone, transparent earbuds such as Beats Studio buds, colorful translucent shells for gaming consoles, and chargers and USB-C cables that internally reveal some charm.
Revisiting personal favorites such as the Apple Studio Display CRT monitor and Toys R Us Extreme Green N64 controller. Or any other lovable transparent gadget will be a worthy reason to move forward with the latest news on clear tech.
March will see a limited drop of transparent Ray-Bans by Meta. Here is all the information which has been available about the same so far. It is described as ‘an exciting collab’ that takes notes and ideas from the runaway. It is most probably referring to designer shades. The images that have been used in the promo are a confirmation that they are transparent.
According to the notifying page, only 3,600 pairs will be produced, which is quite less than the earlier 7,500 pairs that made up the regular release.
A source at the Meta Glasses mentioned that there is nothing more that could be shared at the moment, however, they will provide the information whenever there is something new.
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