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Google's Gemini glasses open for pre-order, not in Australia

Google's Intelligent Eyewear with Gemini is on pre-order from US$395 and on sale from 10 December. For now it only works with US and Korean accounts.

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Google is back in the glasses business, more than 12 years after Google Glass. Its new Intelligent Eyewear, built with Samsung, Warby Parker and Gentle Monster, is up for pre-order now from US$395 and goes on sale on 10 December.

Black Gentle Monster smart glasses with brown tinted lenses and a small camera in the frame, on a pale grey backdrop — Photo: Google / blog.google, official press photo, cropped and resized.

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