HTC VIVE EAGLE: CAPABLE BUT COSTLY SMART GLASSES
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HTC's Vive Eagle smart glasses offer privacy-focused features and intuitive controls, but struggle to justify their $499+ price tag in a market dominated by Meta's deeper pockets.
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